Nearly 1 in 3 Americans may have one of two forms of iron deficiency, even if they don’t have a health condition for which ...

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Metal detecting in an Iron Age forest in Finland nets two explorers some unique finds and prompts a call to a local archaeologist.

One of the coins in the hoard was a gold aureus of Claudius, the very emperor who led the invasion of Britain. That connection made the find even more special. It's heavy and a beautiful coin, and has ...

The vast majority of pregnant women develop an iron deficiency by their third trimester, according to a study that hematologist Dr. Michael Auerbach, of Georgetown University School of Medicine, has ...

A new study found that nearly one third of Americans may have an undiagnosed iron deficiency. Here's how to address the issue ...

Indian Railways averted a major accident when the loco pilot of Gujarat Mail found an iron pole on the track between Bilaspur Road and Rudrapur City in Uttarakhand. The driver stopped, cleared the ...

An archaeologist who examined the urn burials found on Kundlikkad hill said that they could throw up a significant insight into the links between mesolithic and iron age periods in Kerala.

Why? Because the iron ore ice age is here. The world's largest steelmaker, Baowu, recently warned its business was entering a "long and harsh winter", and it sent shivers through the iron ore market.

“Ten other hoards of Iron Age gold coins contained in flint nodules have been found in Britain, but all of them are in museums”. A collection of 35 gold coins or staters were ...

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