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	Causes and Risk Factors Updated: April 21, 2011
	Anemia: When Low Iron is the Cause American Academy of Family Physicians (also in Spanish) Congenital Dyserythropoietic Anemia Genetics Home Reference Hereditary Spherocytosis Genetics Home Reference How Can Fanconi Anemia Be Prevented? National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute How Can Hemolytic Anemia Be Prevented? National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute How Can Iron-Deficiency Anemia Be Prevented? National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute How Can Pernicious Anemia Be Prevented? National Heart, Lung, Blood Institute Low Hemoglobin: What Causes It? Mayo Clinic Majeed Syndrome Genetics Home Reference Recognizing Anemia in People with Diabetes National Anemia Action Council Thiamine-Responsive Megaloblastic Anemia Syndrome Genetics Home Reference What Causes Anemia? National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute What Causes Aplastic Anemia? National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute What Causes Fanconi Anemia? National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute What Causes Hemolytic Anemia? National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute What Causes Iron-Deficiency Anemia? National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute What Causes Pernicious Anemia? National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute Who Is At Risk for Anemia? National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute Who Is At Risk for Aplastic Anemia? National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute Who Is At Risk for Fanconi Anemia? National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute Who Is At Risk for Hemolytic Anemia? National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute Who Is At Risk for Iron-Deficiency Anemia? National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute Who Is At Risk for Pernicious Anemia? National Heart, Lung, Blood Institute
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