Iron deficiency in women
Serving women and workplaces in Perth and across Western Australia.
Screening was built around a small set of markers, so a result can read normal while a woman is still unwell. Any workplace screen that relies on haemoglobin (or doesn’t measure it at all...) carries the same gap, and fails to assess one of the most common causes of fatigue in women. I work with women who want an answer and with the companies whose screening should find it, and I build the tools that close the gap.
For individuals
Understand your fatigue, and what to ask for next.One-to-one iron care, a free iron risk check, and plain-language guides for women who have been told their labs are fine.
ExploreFor workplaces
Find the fatigue your workforce medicals miss.Screening your team runs and owns, with a documented pathway into the medical provider you already have.
ExploreResearch and tools
Publications, and free R scripts for health researchers.Articles
Iron infusions and doctor reluctance
Guidance that puts tablets first, the risks behind the caution, and when an infusion is a reasonable request.
Read itFerritin and fatigue
Why a result inside the reported range can still leave you exhausted, and what to ask for.
Read itA Practical Guide to Iron Deficiency and Anaemia
Iron status, symptoms, biomarkers and repletion, in one practical guide.
Read itThe Iron Risk Check
About two minutes, free, and you get a plain-language read on your own iron risk and what to ask your general practitioner (GP). If you would rather talk it through, book a call.