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    Many Adults Take in Too Little Dietary Calcium, but High-Dose
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Many Adults Take in Too Little Dietary Calcium, but High-Dose

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Many adults take in too little dietary calcium, but high-dose calcium supplements after the age of 50 can compensate for low peak bone mineral density.

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