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. 2017 Jun 23;20(14):2486–2498. doi: 10.1017/S1368980017001240

Table 8.

Dissimilarities in various parameters among apparently healthy Serbian women with low and high Hb concentration, June 2013–January 2015

Females (n 142) Low Hb (n 33) High Hb (n 108)
Mean sd Mean sd Mean sd P value
Age (years) 23·3 0·8 30·2 10·5 23·0 0·8
Weight (kg) 60·3 5·5 67·2 10·3 61·0 5·0
Height (cm) 169·9 4·4 169·5 6·0 170·7 4·1
BMI (kg/m2) 20·9 1·4 23·4 3·8 20·9 1·3
WC (cm) 72·0 4·4 76·4 9·8 72·8 4·4
Hb (g/l) 130·4 10·7 112·4 7·8 135·0 8·1
Haematocrit (l/l) 0·4 0·0 0·4 0·0 0·4 0·0
Erythrocyte count (×1012/l) 4·4 0·3 4·2 0·3 4·5 0·3
Fe (µmol/l) 15·8 4·8 12·5 6·1 16·5 4·5
Dietary Fe (mg/d) 9·6 5·1 10·2 4·1 9·5 4·5 0·036
Dietary Zn (mg/d) 7·1 2·2 9·0 5·5 7·3 2·2 0·010

Low Hb, Hb value below 120 g/l; WC, waist circumference.

Dietary Fe and Zn data were obtained from 24 h recalls. Only significant P values are given.