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Quest Says Nearly 10% Of Its Vitamin D Tests Were Inaccurate

Quest Says Nearly 10% Of Its Vitamin D Tests Were Inaccurate

By cwalters January 9, 2009

Last October, Quest Diagnostics contacted “thousands of doctors” around the country to notify them that one or more of their patients might have received “questionable” results on vitamin D tests performed over the past two years. It’s offering free retests to anyone who was affected.

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