… rickets children, this research also demonstrated that a number of Gambian children without
a history of rickets … questions about FGF23 biology in children living in such an environment …

… nutrition, presence of other nutritional deficiencies and exposure to sunlight. There were 283
infants diagnosed with nutritional rickets … In conclusion, nutritional rickets is still prevalent in …

… influx of immigrant and refugee children from parts of the world with a high prevalence of
nutritional rickets [78], [79], [80]. Nutritional rickets is most commonly seen in children from …

… among some US children and prompted new clinical … nutritional rickets among US children
<18 y of age that were published between 1986 and 2003. We identified 166 cases of rickets …

Worldwide, nutritional rickets continues to be an evolving problem with several causes. This
paper provides an updated literature review characterising the prevalence, aetiology, …

… in adult or child age groups (27). In conclusion, the vitamin D requirement of a growing child
has not clearly been identified. However, we know that children need more vitamin D than …

… : Nutritional rickets has been … on nutritional rickets from various geographical regions
published in the last 20 years. We extracted information about the prevalence and causes of rickets. …

… comes from a recent study from Nigeria, in which it was reported that over a third of older
children (3–6 years of age) with nutritional rickets had associated features of incomplete distal …

… rickets. The aim of our present study was to examine the role of different possible risk
factors in causing vitamin D deficiency or nutritional rickets among the children of Kuwait. …

… Nutritional rickets causes considerable disability among children. Though virtually … the
fortification of foods with vitamin D, nutritional rickets remains prevalent in many parts of the world, …