Early Iron Deficiency Damage May Be Eased By Ritalin

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Early Iron Deficiency Damage May Be Eased By Ritalin

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Ritalin may help improve brain function in adolescent rats that were iron deficient during infancy, according to a team of Penn State neuroscientists. This may have implications for iron-deficient

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