anemia

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It may be worthwhile screening women, including women training as elite athletes, for iron deficiency.

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A review of almost 100 studies found iron supplements may be especially important for runners, but not in high doses.

Due to the demands of workouts, athletes are particularly susceptible to developing iron deficiency. This results in anemia. Read on for information on why iron is important and how to get enough.