Calcium is a vital mineral. Your body uses it to build strong bones and teeth. Calcium is also needed for your heart and other muscles to function properly. When you don’t get enough calcium, you increase your risk of developing disorders like:

osteoporosis

osteopenia

calcium deficiency disease (hypocalcemia)

Children who don’t get enough calcium may not grow to their full potential height as adults.

You should consume the recommended amount of calcium per day through the food you eat, supplements, or vitamins.

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The number of in-flight accidents involving air ambulance helicopters has been a major concern for the Federal Aviation Agency a

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True is the answere of this question

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Is type 2 diabetes recessive or dominant?

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The diabetes factor is held in the dominant genes.

You can have a dominant gene that is connected to diabetes, and yet still not get it, but overall it's dominant.
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