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Acute vs. Delayed Iron Therapy

PEDSGLOB Chandy John Lab and Iron Study 

COLLABORATING INSTITUTIONS:
Mulago Hospital/Makerere University; Kampala, Uganda
PI:Chandy John, M.D., M.S.
COLLABORATING PI:Dr. Robert Opoka (Mulago/Makerere)
 
OTHER COLLABORATORS:


Michael Georgieff, M.D.
Maria Kroupina, PhD.
Tracy Bergemann, Ph.D.
 
FUNDING SOURCE:NIH/NICHD
U01 HD064698
STUDY SUMMARY:This study aims to assess if delayed treatment of iron in children with severe malaria will result in less iron deficiency, less anemia and better cognitive outcomes than treatment at the time of the malaria episode.

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