Learn how clinicians confirm iron deficiency anemia, interpret ferritin, and trace dietary, menstrual, or GI causes for targeted treatment.
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Iron Deficiency Anemia: Diagnosis, Management, Special Populations, and the Evolving Evidence Base
An expert discusses how clinicians should approach the diagnosis of iron deficiency anemia, including appropriate ferritin thresholds, confirmatory laboratory testing, and the broader workup needed to identify the underlying cause.
Iron Deficiency Anemia: Diagnosis, Management, Special Populations, and the Evolving Evidence Base
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Learn smarter oral iron dosing: once daily or every other day to cut GI side effects, boost absorption, and avoid tea/coffee.
Learn when to switch to IV iron, which formulations need fewer infusions, and how to manage rare reactions, MRI issues, and hypophosphatemia.
Learn when IV iron beats pills for anemia after bariatric surgery, IBD, celiac, GAVE and angiectasias—plus key endoscopy steps.
EP. 5: ASH Clinical Practice Guidelines in Development and Remaining Evidence Gaps in IDA Management
Learn when IV iron beats pills and when endoscopy matters in GI-related anemia—from bariatric surgery to IBD, celiac, GAVE, angiectasias.
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