There has been a “troubling” increase in the number of people admitted to hospital for health problems caused by a lack of vitamins, new data shows. NHS figures analysed by the PA news agency show a dramatic rise in people with a main diagnosis of anaemia (caused by lack of iron) and B vitamin deficiencies.

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FRESH data shows a “troubling” increase in the number of people admitted to hospital with health problems caused by dangerous vitamin deficiencies.  There’s been a dramatic rise people heading to hospital with symptoms caused by a lack of iron and vitamin B, according to NHS figures.  GettyLack of essential vitamins can cause symptoms like persistent tiredness and body aches[/caption]
The Royal College of GPs described the findings as “very conc…

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'Troubling' rise in people admitted to hospital due to lack of vitamins

FRESH data shows a “troubling” increase in the number of people admitted to hospital with health problems caused by dangerous vitamin deficiencies.  There’s been a dramatic rise in people heading to hospital with symptoms caused by a lack of iron and vitamin B, according to NHS figures. GettyLack of essential vitamins can cause symptoms like persistent tiredness and body aches[/caption]
The Royal College of GPs described the findings as “very co…

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There has been a “troubling” increase in the number of people admitted to hospital for health problems caused by a lack of vitamins, new data shows. NHS figures analysed by the PA news agency show a dramatic rise in people with a main diagnosis of anaemia (caused by lack of iron) and B vitamin deficiencies. The Royal College of GPs said the findings are “very concerning” and highlight how a nutritious diet is becoming “increasingly unaffordable”…

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Conditions such as iron deficiency can cause heart failure if left untreated.  There has been a “troubling” increase in the number of people admitted to hospital for health problems caused by a lack of vitamins, new data shows. NHS figures analysed by the PA news agency show a dramatic rise in people with a main diagnosis of anaemia (caused by lack of iron) and B vitamin deficiencies. The Royal College of GPs said the findings are “very concerni…

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