Incidence of iron-deficiency anaemia in infants in a prospective study in Jordan
: A high prevalence of iron‐deficiency anaemia has been reported in Jordanian infants.A prospective study of infants in downtown Amman examined the relationship between anaemia in pregnancy and iron deficiency in infancy. The iron status of infants born to 107 anaemic (Hb
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