In my latest study, I've looked into the economic impact of Rickets on our healthcare systems. It's clear that this preventable bone disease, largely caused by Vitamin D deficiency, imposes a significant financial burden. Not only are treatment costs high, but there are also indirect costs such as missed school or work days. Moreover, the long-term effects of the disease can lead to chronic illness, further straining healthcare resources. Preventative measures could reduce these costs significantly, highlighting the need for improved public health strategies.