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Iron supplements may benefit those with anemia Date: 2013-10-24 14:08:33 Giving iron supplements to children with anemia may be able to significantly boost their health, according to researchers from the University of Melbourne, Australia. Children who received these supplements had higher cognitive scores on tests as well as improved bodyweight. Tracking iron and anemia...
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Vitamin D deficiencies linked to anemia Date: 2013-10-27 18:38:41 A lack of vitamin D may contribute to anemia, according to researchers at Johns Hopkins Children's Center. Vitamin D, found in drinks like milk and orange juice as well as sunlight exposure, is linked to a variety of health benefits, so those who suspect low levels of the nutrient may want to consider a blood test to find out more. Vitamin D and anemia...
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