US Edition“The misogyny of iron deficiency”
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“The misogyny of iron deficiency”
Although over one million Australians are iron deficient, many women say the condition is being overlooked by doctors. Data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics found 40 per cent of girls aged 14–18 years have inadequate iron intake, mostly due to heavy menstruation cycles. 1 in 3 Women over 18 suffer from iron deficiency. Photo: Jayde Andrews. The main symptoms of iron deficiency in women is fatigue and dizziness, this is evident when femal…
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