Highlights
- The research was conducted by Tata 1Mg pharmacy in 27 Indian cities
- It was noted that 84 per cent of youth suffer from Vitamin D deficiency
- Vadodara (89%) and Surat (88%) had the highest vitamin D-deficient population
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