Now anemia I'm an engineer, but even I knew that anemia is something which is not supposed to be fatal.

It's the death rates caused by anemia globally.

Some additional effects are even more pernicious.

But monopolies of wealth are just as pernicious.

This will help ASHA workers diagnose anemia at the point of care.

Many of these pernicious side effects can already be perceived.

She told me that this is how you would typically test for anemia.

I mean, folic acid, iron tablets very cheap, affordable cures exist to control anemia.

He sees the failings of liberalism as particularly pernicious in postcommunist countries.

In that case, one should not underestimate the pernicious effects of Israel s Holocaust complex.

The threat they pose may be less dramatic, but it is no less pernicious.

In that case, one should not underestimate the pernicious effects of Israel s Holocaust complex.

Chile promoted the addition of iron to milk, resulting in a 66 reduction of anemia amongst babies.

Iron deficiency, one of the most significant micronutrient problems, causes anemia, which makes people weaker and less productive.

What was really shocking for me was that he said that this is entirely due to undiagnosed anemia.

But fundamentally, what I believe is that the map behind of me is called basically the map of anemia.

Pernicious talk that Arabs do not want democracy has been exposed as the big lie it is.

We're at best ignored and maligned and abused, at worst, by negligent regulatory agencies, pernicious zoning and lax governmental accountability.

And by the time I'm done, in 2020, when the WHO publishes the data again, this is going to be the map of anemia.

And he got up and he explained how he was driven to create some technology to help test for anemia because people were dying unnecessarily.

But there is something that the EU should fear destitution within its borders and the pernicious consequences for the continent s politics and society.

It must avoid the pernicious ethnic nationalism of recent years that led to one ethnic group being banned from running in the presidential election.

Such distinctions were not merely pernicious they were often characterized by an unequal distribution of the resources of the state within a colonial society.

Third, Mr. Zhu said he would streamline the central government and take on one of China's most pernicious problems high level corruption in government agencies.

Mesothelioma is particularly pernicious, because it is the mechanics of how we stay alive the very act of breathing that causes the cancer that kills.

Since I became a journalist in 2000, we have been calling for a press law that can protect journalists and their interview from pernicious officials.

The problem with legal measures, however, is that they can have pernicious side effects and unintended consequences, especially when they are tailored to a particular crisis.

Measures to reduce the prevalence of iron deficiency, anemia, and vitamin A, iodine, and zinc deficiencies which remain significant in some countries of the region would have a positive impact.

As Muslims in the United States celebrate Eid al Fitr, the celebration which marks the end of Ramadan, a pernicious chain e mail is making its rounds.

This is the pernicious victimization narrative still very popular in universities across Latin America the late Venezuelan journalist Carlos Rangel eloquently refuted in books such asThe Third World Ideology.

But it is misleading to attribute the failure of the Palestinians to develop an orderly system of self government only to the pernicious effects of Israeli occupation and American policies.

In Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels, humans are described as being the most pernicious race of little odious vermin that nature ever suffered to crawl upon the surface of the earth.

But it has become burdened with another, more pernicious notion as departures from the Arrow Debreu model become more realistic, and thus more complex, they become less suitable for the classroom.

If this inflation is allowed to continue and deepen, it is likely to have effects easily as pernicious as the exchange rate appreciation the region s leaders are striving so hard to avoid.

Unfortunately, however, we still cannot turn the page on this pernicious conflict, which has led to so much tragedy and has been a cause of instability in the Balkans for far too long.

A few days later, once the powers that be realized that the Greek government was about to capitulate fully to the troika s demands, they saw fit to impose upon Greece their demeaning, unimaginative, and pernicious Treuhand model.

What they don't look at are the more pernicious and widespread forms of corruption that Americans and American companies have to face when they want to do business there, and that ordinary Russians have to face on a daily basis.

According to a history of the Bani Utbah tribe compiled by British officers in the Persian Gulf later in the 19th century, the British wished to check this new and pernicious system, arising out of the avarice and fanaticism of a desperate tribe in the centre of the Nujd .

One can never overlook the old colonial administrative habit of divide and rule,'' exemplified, again, by British policy in the subcontinent after 1857, which led almost inexorably to the tragedy of Partition. Such distinctions were not merely pernicious they were often characterized by an unequal distribution of the resources of the state within a colonial society.

Moreover and this has proved to be the hardest part of all we have had to deal with the pernicious legacy that the Communist period left behind in our souls and to confront all the bad things which had lain dormant in us, and which our newly acquired freedom brought to the surface of our lives.