One in three young women low in iron
Key points
- One in three young Australian women have insufficient iron stores, with Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) highlighting the issue during Iron Awareness Week. MLA reports these women consume only half their recommended daily iron intake.
- The campaign targets healthcare professionals, consumers, and international markets, promoting iron-rich foods like lean red meat as part of a balanced diet.
- Educational resources are being shared with general practitioners, and social media campaigns aim to inform consumers about iron sources and dietary choices.
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