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Hana Ford
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19 December, 15:58
Why would a lack of iron cause anemia?
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Konnor Avery
19 December, 16:00
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Because iron produces hemoglobin which is the part of red blood cells that enables the red blood cells to carry oxygenated blood throughout your body.
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Kristin
19 December, 16:10
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Yes a lack of iron would cause anemia
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