UK guidelines on the management of iron deficiency in pregnancy

Sue Pavord, Jan Daru, Nita Prasannan, Susan Robinson, Simon Stanworth, Joanna Girling, BSH Committee, Sue Pavord, Jan Daru, Nita Prasannan, Susan Robinson, Simon Stanworth, Joanna Girling, BSH Committee

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Keywords: anaemia; iron; iron depletion; pregnancy.

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