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cord-276130-wjnwpn8f	Bradley, Ryan	The effects of Vitamin D on acute viral respiratory infections: a rapid review	2020-08-03		.txt	text/plain	2113	99	40	Future clinical trials on vitamin D should consider the sources of heterogeneity in the existing experimental research and design trials that account for baseline status, evaluate the potential for prevention and treatment in at risk populations, standardize dosing strategies, assess product quality, assess outcomes according to gold standard definitions/diagnostic methods, and delineate viral ARTI from other causes when possible. Inclusion/exclusion criteria Reviews were included if they were described as "systematic" and exhibited methods consistent with systematic reviews (i.e., defined clinical question, detailed search protocol, etc.) and reported on human prospective intervention trials sampling adults and/or children with reported ARTI. Despite several positive systematic reviews and meta-analyses, the available experimental evidence related to the effects of vitamin D on acute respiratory tract infection (ARTI) is plagued with heterogeneity and mixed quality, and therefore is insufficient to recommend vitamin D supplementation to the general population as a protective agent against ARTI. Effect of Vitamin D3 Supplementation on Respiratory Tract Infections in Healthy Individuals: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials	./cache/cord-276130-wjnwpn8f.txt	./txt/cord-276130-wjnwpn8f.txt