Anemia of Inflammation during Human Pregnancy Does Not Affect Newborn Iron Endowment
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Keywords
iron-deficiency anemia
non–iron deficiency anemia
anemia of inflammation
pregnancy
Schistosoma japonicum
biomarker
hepcidin
sTfR
Abbreviations used
AI
anemia of inflammation
CBC
complete blood count
CRP
C-reactive protein
epg
eggs per gram
IDA
iron-deficiency anemia
LMIC
low- and middle-income country
MCV
mean corpuscular volume
NIDA
non–iron deficiency anemia
RTR
Remedios Trinidad Romualdez
sTfR
soluble transferrin receptor
ZPP
zinc protoporphyrin
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The randomized controlled trial (“S. japonicum and Pregnancy Outcomes: An RCT”) was supported by the NIH/National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIH/NIAID; U01AI066050), with relevant data for this article collected through newborn day of life 28; the NIH/NIAID (R21AI107520; “S. japonicum, Anemia, and Iron Transport in Human Pregnancy”) supported extended biomarkers to define the etiology of anemia among pregnant women and their offspring.
AIA, SP, and KR contributed equally to this work as the first author and are listed in alphabetical order of last names.
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