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This clinical study aims to gain a better understanding of how different forms of vitamin D are processed in the body in healthy individuals, pregnant women, and patients with various hormonal (endocrine) and kidney (renal) disorders. In the long term, this study may provide new insights that could how vitamin D is tested and interpreted in these groups. Vitamin D has several important roles in the body, such as building strong bones and maintaining calcium balance in the blood. Most vitamin D in the blood circulation is attached/bound to a protein called "vitamin D binding protein" (VDBP), which makes it unavailable for the body to use. A much smaller portion circulates freely in the blood and this is called "free vitamin D". This free form can be directly used by the body. When your doctor tests your vitamin D levels, this usually refers to total vitamin D (the sum of bound and free
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