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We have read the article entitled “ Assessment of vitamin D levels in patients with acute coronary syndrome” by Simsek and Babat. (1) with great pleasure, which was published in East J Med 2016; 21(4):178-182. We congratulated the authors for this excellent study. In this study the investigators reported that Vitamin D insufficiency is not a risk factor for acute coronary syndrome. According to the results of this study, there was no association between vitamin D plasma level and the risk of acute coronary syndrome. In this regard we aim to highlight some points regarding the relation between vitamin D and coronary artery disease.

Vitamin D receptor polimorphism can be associated with coronary artery disaese