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Coming up today, iron deficiency, a very common problem.

But what's the best way to treat it?

If you're one of the many people currently taking iron supplements,

you'll want to hear why less might be better.

Essentially, it comes down to hear why less might be better.

Essentially, it comes down to just simply more was better, and some would get in and just give a large dose every day.

But actually, there's very little evidence base to support that recommendation.

And the mysteries of the doctor's bag.

What exactly do we carry around in it?

But first, blood clots

and nicest plans to update guidance

for reducing the risk of hospital-acquired clots.

Deep vein thrombosis, DVTs,

typically occur in the veins of the leg

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