South Asian, Iron Deficiency Anaemia (Hindi)


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- General
- Parent
- Adult
- Older people
- Teen
- Child
- Infant
- Baby
- People with learning disabilities
- South Asian
- African Caribbean
- Male
- Female
Language
- English
- Punjabi
- Hindi
- Urdu
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NDR-UK Ref No:: 9028
Publication Format:: A5 leaflet
Pack Title:: South Asian Iron Deficiency Anaemia
Pack Size:: 10
Publication Date:: 04/08
Next Review:: 03/15
Target Group: General, Adult, South Asian, Male, Female,

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Martinez FE, Vannucchi H. Bioavailability of iron added to the diet by cooking food in an iron pot. Nutr Res 1986;6:421–8.

Geerligs, Paul Prinsen; Brabin, Bernard; Mkumbwa, Albert; Broadhead, Robin; Cuevas, Luis E. Getting dietary iron from cooking pots - Science Update - Brief Article

Agricultural Research, July, 2003

Martinez FE, Vannucchi H. Bioavailability of iron added to the diet by cooking food in an iron pot. Nutr Res 1986;6:421–8.

Geerligs, Paul Prinsen; Brabin, Bernard; Mkumbwa, Albert; Broadhead, Robin; Cuevas, Luis E. Getting dietary iron from cooking pots - Science Update - Brief Article

Agricultural Research, July, 2003

Target Group

General, Adult, South Asian, Male, Female,

Hindi language version of the culturally sensitive South Asian Nutrition resources.

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