IRON DEFICIENCY IN OBESE MEXICAN WOMEN AND CHILDREN— ASSOCIATION WITH INFLAMMATION BUT NOT IRON INTAKE Another interesting link between inflammation and disease risk was reported in a recent paper.1 The authors studied why obese individuals may be at increased risk of iron deficiency and found (using data from the 1999 Mexican Nutrition Survey) that the risk … Read more
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