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@tony_breu Great thread! Thanks! You may find our study of interest that found non-anaemic iron deficiency is common and associated with an increased mortality rate compared to non-anaemic individuals with normal serum ferritin https://t.co/udSDMZEGeT
The prevalence and associated mortality of non‐anaemic iron deficiency in older adults: data from the English Longitudinal Study of Aging https://t.co/OQAt8YzRgY @keirphilip @ELSA_Study 1/n
@CritCareUniMelb @UniMelbMDHS @Austin_Health @nyquistlimited congrats, you might be interested in our new paper on the relationship between Non Anaemic Iron Deficiency and Mortality https://t.co/Q3lxToUN5Q
In older adults in England, non-anaemic iron deficiency is common and associated with an increased mortality rate. https://t.co/xNsNpwQ7Cy
@acweyand Great review, thanks! You may have seen it already, but if not, here's a recent paper from me and my research group https://t.co/Q3lxToUN5Q
14 years observational cohort study
Iron deficiency is a common issue that leads to fatigue and other health problems. This video explores the reasons behind iron deficiency and its significant effects on overall well-being, particularly in women.
Dr. Dheeraj Khiatani discusses how iron deficiency can increase mortality and cancer risk, highlighting findings from studies showing a 58% higher death rate in older adults with non-anemic iron deficiency over 14 years.
RT @keirphilip: @tony_breu Great thread! Thanks! You may find our study of interest that found non-anaemic iron deficiency is common and as…
RT @keirphilip: @tony_breu Great thread! Thanks! You may find our study of interest that found non-anaemic iron deficiency is common and as…
RT @keirphilip: @tony_breu Great thread! Thanks! You may find our study of interest that found non-anaemic iron deficiency is common and as…
RT @keirphilip: @tony_breu Great thread! Thanks! You may find our study of interest that found non-anaemic iron deficiency is common and as…
@tony_breu Great thread! Thanks! You may find our study of interest that found non-anaemic iron deficiency is common and associated with an increased mortality rate compared to non-anaemic individuals with normal serum ferritin https://t.co/udSDMZEGeT
RT @COPDdoc: The prevalence and associated mortality of non‐anaemic iron deficiency in older adults: data from the English Longitudinal Stu…
RT @COPDdoc: The prevalence and associated mortality of non‐anaemic iron deficiency in older adults: data from the English Longitudinal Stu…
RT @COPDdoc: The prevalence and associated mortality of non‐anaemic iron deficiency in older adults: data from the English Longitudinal Stu…
The prevalence and associated mortality of non‐anaemic iron deficiency in older adults: data from the English Longitudinal Study of Aging https://t.co/OQAt8YzRgY @keirphilip @ELSA_Study 1/n
RT @COPDdoc: In older adults in England, non-anaemic iron deficiency is common and associated with an increased mortality rate. https://t.c…
In older adults in England, non-anaemic iron deficiency is common and associated with an increased mortality rate. https://t.co/xNsNpwQ7Cy
@acweyand Great review, thanks! You may have seen it already, but if not, here's a recent paper from me and my research group https://t.co/Q3lxToUN5Q
14 years observational cohort study
RT @keirphilip: @CritCareUniMelb @UniMelbMDHS @Austin_Health @nyquistlimited congrats, you might be interested in our new paper on the rela…
@DarylHurrie @BMJ_Open Hi, you might also be interested in our paper on the prevalence and associated mortality of NAID in older adults https://t.co/Q3lxToUN5Q
@CochraneLibrary @cochraneINJ Perhaps we also need longer term studies. Here is our new paper showing the prevalence and associated mortality of NAID in older adults https://t.co/Q3lxToUN5Q
@rich_burden @pedlarcr @gpwhyte Hi, you might be interested in our new paper on the relationship between Non-Anaemic Iron Deficiency and Mortality in older adults https://t.co/Q3lxToUN5Q
@CritCareUniMelb @UniMelbMDHS @Austin_Health @nyquistlimited congrats, you might be interested in our new paper on the relationship between Non Anaemic Iron Deficiency and Mortality https://t.co/Q3lxToUN5Q
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