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Background to this comment: Vitamin D is commonly artifically added to milk.



I'd imagine this varies by country, and that should give relatively easy statistical comparisons?


After spending the past 7 months as an amateur statistician I have found that nothing is easy when you want compare different countries.


Comparing within the EU is fairly OK.

Testing a hypothesis like the above could be easier if you remember that the US can be divided up like the EU too - that way you have fairly geographically sparse but hopefully methodologically similarly recorded data.


> Comparing within the EU is fairly OK.

The company I work at do data analysis on COVID-19. We cannot compare within EU as of now; only within the country. Even then, data (e.g. from hospitals) needs to be "standardized".




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