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Vitamin A, vitamin C, and iron intake have decreased in both women (whether or not they are pregnant) over the past 2 decades, which may have substantial maternal and fetal health implications. ja.ma/3XZqlBs

📣Introducing SAMBA: a R package to streamline micronutrient biomarker analysis with BRINDA inflammation-adjustment, deficiency cutoffs, and complex survey designs for multiple datasets, simultaneously. Congratulations, @HanqiL! 🔗doi.org/10.1016/j.tjnu… #JNutr @jnutritionorg

This #JNutr article by @HanqiL @EmoryRollins and colleagues offers a comprehensive guide to the BRINDA inflammation adjustment method jn.nutrition.org/article/S0022-…

Exciting to see #CurrDevNutr finally get its first impact factor, just as I am starting a term as Academic Editor. Looking forward to working with this team!

Dr. Hanqi Lou provides an overview of the BRINDA method and how to adjust for inflammation utilizing the Shiny App. #ANH2023

Join us tomorrow! 💻 ⏰ 11am EST / 3pm GMT / 5pm CAT Learn about assessing attributable fractions of anemia and inflammation-adjustment methods at #ANH2023 @MNData_Alliance @UCDavis_IGN @MNForum @EmoryRollins @HanqiL 🔗lshtm.zoom.us/j/98005768267?…

🎓 Hats off to our MPH Biostatistics graduates, Ziwei & Mengke! We’re looking forward to sharing their thesis research on #womenshealth #anemia #iron #pregancy @EmoryRollins

📣 An all-in-one methods paper to guide you through the BRINDA inflammation-adjustment approach. Congratulations @HanqiL! 🔗 doi.org/10.1016/j.tjnu… #JNutr @jnutritionorg