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Use of a novel vitamin D bioavailability test demonstrates that vitamin D absorption is decreased in patients with quiescent crohnʼs disease1,2,3
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More than 70% of the patients with quiescent CD were vitamin D-deficient or insufficient. The ability to absorb vitamin D(2) in CD patients is unpredictable and the only way to determine this is to perform a vitamin D bioavailability test. Use of this test may guide clinicians in administering the appropriate therapeutic dose of vitamin D for treating vitamin D deficiency in patients with CD.
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