| A liquid mixture of the most essential vitamins to prevent vitamin deficiency, avitaminosis, in racing pigeons and fancy pigeons. |
| In lesser-developed countries, avitaminosis A is correlated to increased mortality. |
| He suffers from avitaminosis and post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of his wartime experiences. |
| It is recommended as dietary nourishment against avitaminosis and deficits in iron and cobalt salts. |
| After the discovery of vitamins at the beginning of the Twentieth Century, there is a long interval before the notion of vitamin deficiency or avitaminosis is generally accepted. |
| For example, the blindness prevention programme has been reactivated to combat avitaminosis. |
