Vitamin A supplements for preventing mortality, illness, and blindness in children aged under 5: systematic review and meta-analysis

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@Creativologist @TheSilverFoxed @DocAhmadMalik Okay...https://t.co/s7k76wR5DZ And as for improving nutrition (which won't make any profit, unlike vaccines): https://t.co/Mnq1IptELB https://t.co/iVfouW80so

@GoodTexture That is a prime example of using a straw man fallacy to defend your confirmation bias 😂 Would you extrapolate a study that shows benefits to vitamin A? Cause I definitely wouldn’t say this study means every child should supplement vit A. …

RT @ChrisMasterjohn: A recent meta-analysis of modern literature on supplementation of vitamin A alone found that supplementation could cut…

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