Background Early iron deficiency (ID) is a common risk factor for poorer neurodevelopment,
limiting children's potential and contributing to global burden. However, it is unclear how …

Prenatal and early postnatal iron deficiency (ID) is associated with long-term neurobiological
alterations and disruptions in cognitive, social, and behavioral development. Early life ID is …

Iron deficiency is the most common form of nutrient deficiency worldwide. It is highly
prevalent due to the limited availability of high quality food in developing countries and poor …

Iron deficiency, a common form of micronutrient deficiency, primarily affects children and
women. The principal cause of iron deficiency is undernutrition in low-income countries and …

Aim The aim of this study was to assess the effects of iron‐deficiency anemia (IDA) in infancy
on executive functioning at age 10 years, specifically inhibitory control on the Go/No‐Go …

Iron deficiency (ID) is a major public health problem worldwide among children aged 0–12
months. Several factors seem to contribute to the iron-deficient state in infancy, including …

Iron deficiency (ID) is common in pregnant women and infants worldwide. Rodent models
show that ID during gestation/lactation alters neurometabolism, neurotransmitters …

Iron deficiency (ID) before the age of 3 y can lead to long-term neurological deficits despite
prompt diagnosis of ID anemia (IDA) by screening of hemoglobin concentrations followed by …

Introduction Iron deficiency is among the leading risk factors for poor cognitive development.
However, interventions targeting iron deficiency have had mixed results on cognitive …

Objective: To determine the relationship between iron deficiency (or iron-deficient, ID) and
neural correlates of recognition memory depending on ID timing (gestation vs. infancy) and …