Vitamin C Deficiency Is Common in the Inpatient Psychiatric Setting

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https://www.psychiatrist.com/jcp/medical/medical-conditions/vitamin-c-deficiency-in-psychiatric-inpatients/

Objective: Mild vitamin C deficiency is a psychiatrically relevant nutritional state, with symptoms including apathy, fatigue, and low mood. Although complete vitamin C deficiency has largely been eradicated, mild deficiency remains common in certain populations. Here, we aimed to identify the prevalence of mild vitamin C deficiency in the inpatient psychiatric setting.