Iron deficiency is the most common cause of anaemia, which affects more than 40 per cent of children under five and a third of expectant mothers globally.
Now we’re cookin, would’ve rather read the science or nature articles over a local news resource any day. It’s so easy to pop up “news sites” and push them as authority figures
Because none of it loaded for the mobile view on my iPhone, didn’t expect it to be a bug with the website.
Things didn’t need to get hostile, you had no need calling names and throwing around stereotypes. You took my viewpoint of the article some random person wrote and took it personally.
I can’t help you with your anger dude, I’m sorry.
In fact, prior to reading the offending comment, I was pretty open to your comment citing the science and nature articles.
Now we’re cookin, would’ve rather read the science or nature articles over a local news resource any day. It’s so easy to pop up “news sites” and push them as authority figures
The article literally says it was published in Science. If it was only 3 sentences, why did you read none of them?
Because none of it loaded for the mobile view on my iPhone, didn’t expect it to be a bug with the website.
Things didn’t need to get hostile, you had no need calling names and throwing around stereotypes. You took my viewpoint of the article some random person wrote and took it personally.
I can’t help you with your anger dude, I’m sorry.
In fact, prior to reading the offending comment, I was pretty open to your comment citing the science and nature articles.
Over an article about corn enrichment.
“why the fuck was this posted”
“it’s a shit article”
ah yes, I’m the one being hostile
Nevermind that the reference to Science is literally in the first sentences loaded in the mobile view.