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Measuring Iron Bioavailability From Oral Iron Supplements in Healthy Pre-menopausal Women Using Stable Isotopes
In this study the investigators will compare iron absorption from 3 doses of iron (5, 10, 15 mg, given as either Spatone™ or ferrous sulphate). Our primary objective is to determine iron absorption from each preparation by measuring stable isotope (57Fe) incorporation into haemoglobin.
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