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| avaz. ba |
People with high levels of iron in the blood are not only protected from anemia but also have a lower risk of high cholesterol, a global study has found.
Scientists at Imperial College in London have also found that too much iron in the body can increase the risk of bacterial skin infections such as cellulitis and skin abscesses.
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| fosmedia. me |
A study published in the journal PLOS Medicine examined the role of iron in 900 diseases and the effect of its low and high levels, using data from nearly 500,000 people.
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| b92. net |
Iron deficiency leads to serious health problems. About 25 to 65 percent of differences in iron levels between individuals is caused by genetic factors, said Beben Benyamin of Imperial College, London.
