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Meeting the iron needs of young children

Nutrition Health & Wellness
Disease-related Malnutrition
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Iron is hard to metabolize due to its poor solubility. It can have adverse health effects unless its levels in the body are maintained between adequate thresholds. Insufficient iron leads to anemia, while excessive iron causes oxidative damage in the body.

Insufficient iron leads to anemia, while excessive iron causes oxidative damage in the body. 

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Meeting the iron needs of young children (infographics)
Meeting the iron needs of young children (infographics)

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