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Journal of cognition and development : official journal of the Cognitive Development Society
poor vitamin status impairs bone growth immune defense schoolaged children adolescents particularly minorities vitamin insufficiencydeficiency increases risk acute viral respiratory infection underscoring need adequate vitamin intakes school sessions viral exposure may greatest studied available vitamin drelated survey data published findings based nhanes 20012018 assess dependency vitamin status 25hydroxyvitamin 25ohd nmoll vitamin intake gd elementary schoolaged children 48 middle school children 913 high school adolescents 1418 sought evidence supporting need school programs facilitate vitamin adequacy usual vitamin intakes food beverages childrenadolescents nhanes 20152018 examined 50th percentile intake raceethnicity nonhispanic white nonhispanic black hispanic showed age groups consumed less half estimated average requirement ear vitamin 10 gd independent raceethnicity nhanes 20012010 analyses show evidence lower vitamin status schoolaged children linked lower intakes fortified milk varying raceethnicity age adolescents lower vitamin status milk intake younger children total 2244 vitamin intakes occurred away home larger percentages total intakes breakfast lunch times consistent school meals everpresent inadequate vitamin intakes large percentage consumed away home together wellestablished benefits growth bone immune defense enriched vitamin dfortified milk school intervention trials provide strong justification require enriched vitamin dfortified foods school meals easy implement plan improving vitamin intakes possible fdas amendment allowing higher vitamin fortification levels dairy plantbased milk alternatives could increase vitamin intakes beyond ear 2 daily servings