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A nutritional supplement known as Sprinkles, which can be added to children’s food, reduces anemia by more than half, as per a recent study reported in the Journal of Nutrition. The study was led by Purnima Menon, Cornell Ph.D. ‘02, a research associate in the Division of Nutritional Sciences at Cornell. It is the first to show, using a rigorous study design, that Sprinkles can reduce the occurence rate of anemia among poor children enrolled in an ongoing fortified food aid program implemented under challenging, real-life conditions in developing countries……..

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A nutritional supplement known as Sprinkles, which can be added to children’s food, reduces anemia by more than half, as per a recent study reported in the Journal of Nutrition. The study was led by Purnima Menon, Cornell Ph.D. ‘02, a research associate in the Division of Nutritional Sciences at Cornell. It is the first to show, using a rigorous study design, that Sprinkles can reduce the occurence rate of anemia among poor children enrolled in an ongoing fortified food aid program implemented under challenging, real-life conditions in developing countries……..

Original post by Health news from medicineworld.org