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Do Iron Supplements Impact the Gut Microbiome of Women of Reproductive Age?
In this randomised controlled trial the investigators will determine whether taking iron supplements compared to placebo for 21 days alters the bacteria (microbiome) in the large intestine of non-pregnant female participants.
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