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Funding for a study comparing iron bioavailability across sources among pregnant women in Kenya.

$152K
Funder
Centre for Effective Altruismwiki
Recipient
University of Oxford
Program
Global Health and Development Fund Grant Rounds
Date
Jul 2025
Source
funds.effectivealtruism.org↗
Notes

[Global Health and Development Fund] Funding for a study comparing iron bioavailability across sources among pregnant women in Kenya.

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