Iron status is associated with high stress but not depression, anxiety or fatigue in premenopausal women

Byrne, Linda; Stahmer, D; Booth, Alison; Szynftek-Gay, E; Hu, F; Rigo, Manuela; Nowson, Caryl; Riddell, Lynn

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Iron status is associated with high stress but not depression, anxiety or fatigue in premenopausal women

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posted on 2016-11-01, 00:00 authored by Linda Byrne, D Stahmer, Alison BoothAlison Booth, E Szynftek-Gay, F Hu, Manuela Rigo, Caryl NowsonCaryl Nowson, Lynn RiddellLynn Riddell

Iron status is associated with high stress but not depression, anxiety or fatigue in premenopausal women

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Event

Behavioral Medicine. International Congress ( 14th : 2016 : Melbourne, Victoria)

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S200 - S200

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Springer

Location

Melbourne, Victoria

Place of publication

New York, N.Y.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/s12529-016-9586-3

Start date

2016-12-07

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2010-12-10

ISSN

1070-5503

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1532-7558

Language

eng

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Published in the International Journal of Behavioral Medicine 2016, vol 23, supplement 1.

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2016, International Society of Behavioral Medicine

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ICBM 2016 : Abstracts from the 14th International Congress of Behavioral Medicine : Making an Impact in the Modern World

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Social Sciences Psychology, Clinical Psychology

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