Studies

CellWell record HH-518459

Vitamin C status of US adults assessed as part of the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey remained unchanged between 2003 -- 2006 and 2017 -- 2018

C. Powers; M. Sternberg; Sweta B Patel; C. Pfeiffer; Renee J. Storandt; R. Schleicher

The Journal of Applied Laboratory Medicine ยท 2023

In plain language

In US adults surveyed by NHANES, vitamin C deficiency prevalence was unchanged between 2003 -- 2006 and 2017 -- 2018 (6.8% vs 7.0%), remaining higher in smokers and those with low dietary intake.

Evidence
Emerging
Design
Primary research (design unspecified)

Read it on DOI

Powered by CellWell

Cite this record: https://thecellwell.org/studies/HH-518459

Produced by the CellWell Research Engine, custom software owned and operated by CellWell and The Holistic Hub. All rights reserved. This analysis, its indexing and its evidence classifications are proprietary. Any use, republication or onward sharing must credit CellWell Research Engine (thecellwell.org) as the source.

This is an educational research library, not medical advice. Nothing here may be used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult a qualified professional.