Can a vitamin d boost during pregnancy shield kids from asthma?
NCT ID NCT06570889
Summary
This study is testing if giving pregnant women a higher dose of vitamin D can help prevent their children from developing asthma, persistent wheezing, and other related conditions like allergies and infections during early childhood. It will involve 2,000 pregnant women who will receive either the high-dose vitamin D or a placebo. Researchers will then follow the children's health closely for up to six years to see if the vitamin D made a difference.
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Copenhagen University Hospital of Copenhagen
RECRUITINGGentofte Municipality, DK-2820, Denmark
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