Estimation of the dietary requirement for vitamin D in healthy adults
Kevin D. Cashman(University College Cork), Máiréad Kiely(University College Cork), Albert Flynn(University College Cork), S. Muldowney(University College Cork), Kelly M. Seamans(University College Cork), Geraldine Horigan(University College Cork), Maxine P. Bonham(University College Cork), JJ Strain(University of Ulster), Nicola Taylor(University College Cork), M. S. Barnes(University College Cork), Julie Wallace(University of Ulster), Tom R. Hill(University College Cork), Emeir M. Duffy(University College Cork), Alice Lucey(University College Cork)
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