Is the rickets disease a pathogen, if so how

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Rickets disease is a disorder in the bones (skeletal disorder) which may be caused by the lack of vitamin D, phosphate, or calcium. This can be evidenced through the weakness of the muscles, skeletal deformities, bone pain, etc.

Since, this is caused by lack of vitamins, this is not a caused by the pathogens.

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