Problem: The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) collects detailed dietary information and serum samples from participants. Results from NHANES have identified several states where people have lower levels of Vitamin D intake and lower serum levels of Vitamin D than in other states. It also appears from state reporting of cancer that the states with lower Vitamin D intake levels are also the states with the highest rates of cancer. The most appropriate conclusion to draw from these data is: Group of answer choices increasing your vitamin D intake may help to prevent cancer low Vitamin D intake causes cancer vitamin d intake and cancer may be associated but these data do not demonstrate a direct link