Hypervitaminosis D is a clinical disorder characterized by excessive vitamin D levels leading to hypercalcemia and associated toxicity, distinguishing it from other micronutrient imbalances by its specific pathophysiological effects on calcium metabolism.
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Vitamin D Toxicity
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Hypervitaminosis D Associated with Drinking Milk
Claire H. Jacobus, Michael F. Holick, Qing Shao et al. · New England Journal of Medicine · 1992 · 283 citations · Full text
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