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Association of Vitamin D Status with Neurobiological Biomarkers in Healthy Elderly Population.

2026 · Clinica Terapeutica · Vol 177 5, pp. 1067-1073 · 0 citations
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Vitamin D offers a protective role in neurodegeneration in healthy aging adults, the more likely mechanisms being enhanced neurogenesis, improved antioxidant status and modulation of neuronal calcium as hallmarks of reducing the levels of the amyloid marker Aβ42.

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