Borderline low haemoglobin levels, usually considered normal, are linked to a higher risk of death
September 08, 2026
September 08, 2026
GLASGOW, Scotland, Sept. 8 -- The University of Glasgow posted the following news:
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Borderline low haemoglobin levels, usually considered normal, are linked to a higher risk of death
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People with borderline anaemia (haemoglobin levels just above the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) threshold used to define anaemia) face a greater risk of death than others who have higher haemoglobin levels within a 'normal range', according to . . .
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Borderline low haemoglobin levels, usually considered normal, are linked to a higher risk of death
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People with borderline anaemia (haemoglobin levels just above the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) threshold used to define anaemia) face a greater risk of death than others who have higher haemoglobin levels within a 'normal range', according to . . .