Does a high UV environment ensure adequate Vitamin D status
作者： Michael Kimlin , Simone Harrison , Madeleine Nowak , Michael Moore , Alison Brodie
DOI: 10.1016/J.JPHOTOBIOL.2007.09.008
关键词: Medicine 、 Vitamin D and neurology 、 Environmental exposure 、 vitamin D deficiency 、 Olive skin 、 Black hair 、 Body mass index 、 Parathyroid hormone 、 Population 、 Animal science
摘要: This study assesses the Vitamin D status of 126 healthy free-living adults aged 18–87 years, in southeast Queensland, Australia (27°S) at end 2006 winter. Participants provided blood samples for analysis 25(OH)D (the measure an individual’s status), PTH, Calcium, Phosphate, and Albumin, completed a questionnaire on sun-protective/sun-exposure behaviours, were assessed phenotypic characteristics such as skin/hair/eye colour BMI. We found that 10.2% participants had serum levels below 25 nmol/l (considered deficient) further 32.3% between 50 insufficient). Our results show low can occur substantial proportion population winter, even sunny climate. higher amongst those who spent more time sun lower among obese (BMI > 30) than not < 30). also black hair, dark/olive skin, or brown eyes, when compared with fair blue/green eyes. No associations age, gender, smoking status, use sunscreen.
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