Vitamin D Supplements Trigger Enzyme Spike in Infants, Study Finds

A new clinical trial reveals that healthy infants and toddlers given vitamin D show elevated alkaline phosphatase levels—a marker that typically signals bone or liver problems. The finding could reshape how pediatricians interpret blood tests in young children and influence vitamin D dosing guidelines for this vulnerable population.

Originaltitel: Alkaline Phosphatase and Hyperphosphatasemia in Vitamin D Trial in Healthy Infants and Toddlers