Farmer heritage might include iron-overload gene

By Jane Milburn
April 17 2019 - 1:00pm
James and Anna Barclay, Wagga Wagga, NSW are speaking out about the risks of leaving symptoms unchecked.
James and Anna Barclay, Wagga Wagga, NSW are speaking out about the risks of leaving symptoms unchecked.

Generations of Australian farmers who are descendant from Irish, English, Scottish, Italian or northern European families may be predisposed to a condition with vague symptoms but potentially serious health impacts.

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