Tip of the iceberg: Extra–haematological consequences of early iron deficiency

Iron deficiency in early pregnancy and childhood can potentially have long-lasting effects on brain development and cognitive abilities and is ultimately engrossed with many confounding factors which need to be separated from the disease process in order to appreciate the real impact of this conditi...

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Main Author: Fareeda Sohrabi
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Edinburgh University Global Health Society 2015-12-01
Series:Journal of Global Health
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Online Access:http://jogh.org/pdfviewer.aspx?pdf=documents/issue201502/jogh-05-020304.pdf
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spelling doaj-42fe06c0246b415da096372a4de7a4bd2020-11-25T01:07:24ZengEdinburgh University Global Health SocietyJournal of Global Health2047-29782047-29862015-12-015210.7189/jogh.05.020304Tip of the iceberg: Extra–haematological consequences of early iron deficiencyFareeda Sohrabi0Queen Mary University of London, Barts and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry, London, UKIron deficiency in early pregnancy and childhood can potentially have long-lasting effects on brain development and cognitive abilities and is ultimately engrossed with many confounding factors which need to be separated from the disease process in order to appreciate the real impact of this condition. Long-term studies are needed to assess whether normalisation of cognitive abilities with iron repletion therapy occurs, as they are currently sparse in the literature. http://jogh.org/pdfviewer.aspx?pdf=documents/issue201502/jogh-05-020304.pdfIron deficiencyextra-haematologicalconsequences
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Tip of the iceberg: Extra–haematological consequences of early iron deficiency
Journal of Global Health
Iron deficiency
extra-haematological
consequences
author_facet Fareeda Sohrabi
author_sort Fareeda Sohrabi
title Tip of the iceberg: Extra–haematological consequences of early iron deficiency
title_short Tip of the iceberg: Extra–haematological consequences of early iron deficiency
title_full Tip of the iceberg: Extra–haematological consequences of early iron deficiency
title_fullStr Tip of the iceberg: Extra–haematological consequences of early iron deficiency
title_full_unstemmed Tip of the iceberg: Extra–haematological consequences of early iron deficiency
title_sort tip of the iceberg: extra–haematological consequences of early iron deficiency
publisher Edinburgh University Global Health Society
series Journal of Global Health
issn 2047-2978
2047-2986
publishDate 2015-12-01
description Iron deficiency in early pregnancy and childhood can potentially have long-lasting effects on brain development and cognitive abilities and is ultimately engrossed with many confounding factors which need to be separated from the disease process in order to appreciate the real impact of this condition. Long-term studies are needed to assess whether normalisation of cognitive abilities with iron repletion therapy occurs, as they are currently sparse in the literature.
topic Iron deficiency
extra-haematological
consequences
url http://jogh.org/pdfviewer.aspx?pdf=documents/issue201502/jogh-05-020304.pdf
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