Vitamin D with Calcium Reduces Mortality: Patient Level Pooled Analysis of 70,528 Patients from Eight Major Vitamin D Trials
Lars Rejnmark(Aarhus University Hospital), Bo Abrahamsen(University of California, San Francisco), Kari Salovaara(University of Eastern Finland), Helen Smith(University of York), Elizabeth T. Jacobs(University of Arizona), JoAnn E. Manson(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Kerrie M. Sanders(The University of Melbourne), Leif Mosekilde(Aarhus University Hospital), Helmut E. Meyer(Norwegian Institute of Public Health), Roger M. Francis(University of Cambridge), David Torgerson(University of York), Cyrus Cooper(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), John A. Robbins(University of California, Davis), Rebecca D. Jackson(The Ohio State University), Frazer H. Anderson, Tahir Masud(Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust), Kim Brixen, Alison Avenell(University of Aberdeen)
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