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Scope
Iron deficiency (ID) compromises the health of infants worldwide. Although readily treated with iron, concerns remain about the persistence of some effects. Metabolic and gut microbial consequences of infantile ID were investigated in juvenile monkeys after natural recovery (pID) from iron deficiency or post‐treatment with iron dextran and B vitamins (pID+Fe).
Methods and Results
Metabolomic...
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