Dr. Adam Goldfarb, chief of UVA Health’s Division of Experimental Pathology, led the research team studying anemia treatment. (Credit UVA)
Scientists at the University of Virginia report what may be an important medical breakthrough.
Laboratory testing shows the use of two cheap oral drugs can treat a common form of anemia that causes fatigue, headaches and dizziness in millions of patients.
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