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521 related items for PubMed ID: 15792014

  • 41. [The effect of the diet on the iron status and incidence of anemia in pregnant women].
    Ivanova L, Pentieva K, Petrova S, Vatralova K, Angelova K, Lipova M, Iancheva M.
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  • 55. Persistence of low serum iron and high total iron binding capacity in pregnant women.
    Wahed F, Latif SA, Uddin MM, Mahamud MM, Sarker D, Hossain MZ.
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  • 57. [Iron nutritional status in pregnant adolescents at the beginning of gestation].
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