Iron deficiency in children: Update on an old problem: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 82, No 2

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Iron deficiency anemia in children is an old and common problem. Only in the past few decades has our understanding of its pathogenesis led to a successful program of prevention. The most recent information concerning the impact of iron deficiency on brain function and human behavior, summarized here by Dr Ritchey, should steel our resolve to eliminate this problem.

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