Health
Doctors weigh viral ‘ferritin face’ claims about spotting low iron
Social videos claiming people can spot low iron, dubbed “ferritin face,” from someone’s looks have drawn millions of views. Medical coverage asks how reliable such visual clues are compared with proper blood tests for iron deficiency. Clinicians stress fatigue and bloodwork matter more than internet appearance checklists.

This summary is based on reporting by BBC News.
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