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Here’s what vitamin A is, why it’s good for you and which foods offer it most abundantly.

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Vitamin A is an important nutrient that plays a role in many crucial bodily functions. A deficiency may occur when a person does not get enough vitamin A to cover their body’s needs, and may lead to ...

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