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Is vitamin D deficiency an underreported issue in refugee health?

Two cases of infants presenting with vitamin D–deficiency rickets

Francoise Guigné, Pauline Duke and Leslie Rourke
Canadian Family Physician June 2013; 59 (6) 641-643;
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Is vitamin D deficiency an underreported issue in refugee health?
Francoise Guigné, Pauline Duke, Leslie Rourke
Canadian Family Physician Jun 2013, 59 (6) 641-643;
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