Table 2.
Investigator | Population Studied | Results | Reference |
---|---|---|---|
Black et al. | >14,000 adults using the NHANES database |
↑FEV1 and ↑FVC in subjects whose vitamin D level was in the highest quintile |
48 |
Brehm et al. | Asthmatic children from Costa Rica |
Log10 ↑ in vitamin D level associated with ↓hospitalizations, ↓antiinflammatory medication, and ↓markers of allergy |
49 |
Camargo et al. | Mother-child pre-birth cohort |
Mothers in highest quartile of vitamin D intake had lower risk for child at age 3 with recurrent wheeze |
23 |
Devereux et al. | Mother-child pre-birth cohort |
Mothers in highest quintile of vitamin D intake had lower risk for child at age 5 to have ever wheezed, wheezing in the previous year, and persistent wheezing. No association of vitamin D levels with asthma, spirometry, or atopic sensitization. |
50 |
Gale et al. | Mother-child pre-birth cohort |
Maternal 25(OH)D concentrations above 30 ng/mL associated with an ↑risk of eczema at 9 months and ↑risk of asthma at 9 years |
51 |