Titlebook: Brain, Behaviour, and Iron in the Infant Diet; John Dobbing (Emeritus Professor of Child Growth a Book 1990 Springer-Verlag London Limited

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Iron Deficiency and Behaviour in Infancy: A Critical Review,and Honig [1]. Despite extensive research, the issue is far from clear. In this paper I will attempt to comment on some general concepts and will focus on the two most recent studies, pointing out their strengths and difficulties, and finally I will delineate areas for future research.

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Prevention of Iron-Deficiency Anemia: Iron Fortification of Infant Foods,lation does not contain sufficient amounts of the nutrient to prevent deficiency; and studies of that population corroborate a significant prevalence of deficiency, fortification may be indicated. Whenever possible, the food vehicle selected for fortification should be consumed almost exclusively by