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Beyond Iron: New Frontiers in Maternal and Reproductive Health

Advancements in Gynecology: A Weekly Review

Ginecologia e Ostetricia

Beyond Iron: New Frontiers in Maternal and Reproductive Health

In this episode of Advancements in Gynecology, we explore recent studies reshaping how we tackle anemia during pregnancy, fertility, and prenatal neurodevelopment. From groundbreaking research on optimal iron dosing in Tanzania to the impact of nutrition education, microbiome interventions, and supplementation, discover how integrated strategies can break generational cycles of poor health outcomes. A must-listen for gynecology specialists keen on the latest evidence and clinical practice insights.

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