Campaign to increase vitamin D in diet

Ryan has been campaigning for three years to persuade the Scottish Government to supplement orange juice in schools with vitamin D to prevent multiple sclerosis (MS) in children. His campaign began after his mother was diagnosed with MS, which he believes was due to a lack of sunlight and vitamin D. Despite evidence of vitamin D deficiency in Scotland, the government requires clinical trials before mass supplementation. Critics argue trials are too slow, and immediate action is needed as Scotland has high MS rates and low vitamin D levels. The debate continues as Ryan and his family advocate for change.

What are the implications of insufficient vitamin D for children born in Scotland?

How does the rate of multiple sclerosis in Scotland compare to other regions?