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The Gut–Iron–Immune Axis in Severe Anaemia and Bacteraemia

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By Kelvin Mokaya Abuga, Sarah Atkinson, Miranda Bate
| preprints.org
Severe anaemia remains a major public health challenge, disproportionately affecting children and women of reproductive age in sub-Saharan Africa. In high-burden settings, the aetiology of severe anaemia is multifactorial, encompassing nutritional deficiencies, infections, and host genetic factors.
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Statement from the #iWill Movement on the Publication of the Growing Up Online Report

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By Sarah Atkinson
| iwill.org.uk
Today, Savanta published the findings of the UK-wide consultation commissioned by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) into how children, young people and families can be better supported in the online world. We are proud to have played a central role in that work, and to have ensured that young people’s voices were genuinely at the heart of it.
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Celebrating new Power of Youth Charter signatories

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By Sarah Atkinson
| iwill.org.uk
The Power of Youth Charter is a commitment: a promise from organisations to share power with young people, ensuring they have a genuine role in shaping the decisions that affect them and their communities. Since we celebrated it together on Power of Youth Day on 2nd June, the momentum hasn’t slowed. Across the country, organisations are continuing to step forward, choosing to share power with young people, and to back that choice with real action. That’s not a single moment.
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