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Making beneficial decisions at the chalkface of calcium supplementation

Ongoing controversy surrounds the clinical use of calcium supplements. Dietitian Fiona Kendall explores some common questions about supplements across a range of conditions – from osteoporosis to hypoparathyroidism

By Fiona Kendall

Wednesday 2 February 2022, 12:14 AM

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