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. 2013 Oct 31;17(4):756–763. doi: 10.1017/S1368980013002929

Table 3.

Percentage of US adults aged ≥19 years not meeting the EAR and the RDA for vitamin D by income and age, National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 2007–2010*,,

% not meeting the EAR % not meeting the EAR % not meeting the RDA % not meeting the RDA
n By total intake se By dietary intake se By total intake se By dietary intake se
Income
All 9725 64·6 1·0 89·1 0·5 78·8 0·8 96·2 0·3
Low 3131 75·2 1·1 90·0 0·7 86·8 0·8 96·5 0·5
Medium 1326 71·2 2·4 91·2 1·3 84·3 2·0 97·0 0·6
High 5266 59·9 1·2 88·5 0·6 75·4 1·0 96·2 0·3
Age (years)
All 10 780 64·7 0·9 89·1 0·5 78·8 0·8 96·2 0·3
19–30 2038 76·8 1·3 88·4 1·0 89·5 1·1 96·5 0·6
31–50 3547 71·2 1·2 89·0 1·0 83·5 1·0 96·2 0·5
51–70 3379 53·7 1·4 88·6 0·8 66·7 1·4 95·0 0·6
>70 1816 48·5 2·0 91·7 0·7 74·2 1·9 98·8 0·3

EAR, Estimated Average Requirement.

*

Values are mean percentages and their standard errors.

EAR = 10 μg/d; RDA = 16 μg/d for 19–70 years and 20 μg/d for >70 years.

Income categorized by poverty income ratio (PIR), with ≤131 % of PIR = low income, >131 % to ≤185 % of PIR = medium income and >185 % of PIR = high income.