Vitamin D is having a bit of a tough time at the moment with these big null randomised trials coming out A meta-analysis of 81 trials in 2018 found no benefit of taking vitamin D supplements for musculoskeletal health, and three large, randomised controlled trials in 2019 found no benefits for cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes or acute respiratory infections However, a number of recent studies have challenged the enthusiasm for vitamin D supplements. In 2016, Public Health England (PHE) recommended that everyone should be taking supplements during the winter, and that those at higher risk of deficiency - such as infants, older people, and those in black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) groups - should be taking them year-round
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