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Amy Barnett

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IF I RULED THE WORLD, debut novel now available from @flatironbooks. Executive/Life Coach. Public Speaking: @apbspeakers

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Cognitive Performance in Relation to Systemic and Brain Iron at Perimenopause

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By Amy Barnett, Michael Wenger, Pamela Miles, Dee Wu
| dx.doi.org
2. Materials and Methods 2.1. Participants A total of 521 women were initially screened by online questionnaire for eligibility (see Figure 1). Of these, 319 participants were excluded based on inclusion/exclusion criteria (specified below). Common reasons of exclusion included being outside of the target age range, not experiencing symptoms of menopause, current treatment for iron deficiency, and high BMI. A total of 202 participants were initially enrolled and had blood samples taken.
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Cognitive Performance in Relation to Systemic and Brain Iron at Perimenopause

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By Amy Barnett, Michael Wenger, Pamela Miles, Dee Wu
| MDPI
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Why the Diddy Party Was Once the Most Coveted Invite

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By Amy Barnett
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
The venue, a downtown Manhattan club on a side street thronged with everyone from movie stars to wannabes hoping to gain entry to the party that was still raging at 3 a.m., had been at capacity since midnight. As the editor-in-chief of Honey, a prominent magazine for urban women, I’d been ushered in long before.
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