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Extraction:Article Title: Fortification of wheat and maize flour with folic acid for population health outcomes Article Snippet: Cochrane Database of System atic Review s Fortification of w heat and m aize flour w ith folic acid for population health outcom es (Review ) Copyright © 2019 The Cochrane Collaboration.. Published by John W iley & Sons, Ltd. 84 baseline and follow-up) (58 to 76 years) 6 older adults participants selected from household of women residing near the hospital throcyte folate < 160 ng/ mL (author's cut-oI): 3/12 participants; Hb < 12.0 g/100L for nonpregnant women and <11.0 g/100L for pregnant women (WHO): 0/12 participants ly would receive 500 μg folic acid/ day brand et al 1966) Hertrampf 2003 WheatWheat flour fortified with folic acid and B-vitamins Unontrolled before-andafter (same participants at baseline and follow-up) Women of reproductive age attending the Maternal and Infant Health Programme of the National Health Service 7513 outpatient clinics in Santiago, Chile Low serum folate (< 3.2 nmol/L): 1.3%, low erythrocyte folate (< 181 nmol/L): Article Title: Fortification of wheat and maize flour with folic acid for population health outcomes Article Snippet: Haemoglobin remained unchanged.Haemoglobin remained unchanged.. Serum folate not reported due to wide variations Hertrampf 2003 Wheat Wheat flour fortified with folic acid and B‐vitamins Unontrolled before‐and‐after (same participants at baseline and follow‐up) Women of reproductive age attending the Maternal and Infant Health Programme of the National Health Service 751 3 outpatient clinics in Santiago, Chile Low serum folate (< 3.2 nmol/L): 1.3%, low erythrocyte folate (< 181 nmol/L): Article Title: Fortification of wheat and maize flour with folic acid for population health outcomes Article Snippet: Colman 1974c , Maize , Maize flour fortified with folic acid , Unontrolled before‐and‐after (same participants at baseline and follow‐up) , Pregnant/lactating women (16 to 33 years), oldest women in household (58 to 76 years) , 5 pregnant women, 1 lactating woman, 6 older adults , Johnson Memorial Hospital at Nqutu, KwaZulu in South Africa. Older participants selected from household of women residing near the hospital , Study reported individual measurements. Erythrocyte folate < 151 ng/mL (WHO): 2/12 participants; erythrocyte folate < 160 ng/mL (author's cut‐off): 3/12 participants; Hb < 12.0 g/100L for nonpregnant women and <11.0 g/100L for pregnant women (WHO): 0/12 participants , 6 weeks , Not specified , Enough so that each adult in the family would receive 500 μg folic acid/day , Microbiological assay with Lactobacillus casei (method of Hoffbrand et al 1966) , 500 μg/day , Haemoglobin, erythrocyte cell folate, serum folate , After 6 weeks, there was a significant rise in the erythrocyte folate concentration in 9 of the 12 subjects receiving the fortified food. Haemoglobin remained unchanged. Serum folate not reported due to wide variations.. Hertrampf 2003 , Wheat , Wheat flour fortified with folic acid and B‐vitamins , Unontrolled before‐and‐after (same participants at baseline and follow‐up) , Women of reproductive age attending the Maternal and Infant Health Programme of the National Health Service , 751 , 3 outpatient clinics in Santiago, Chile , Low serum folate (< 3.2 nmol/L): 1.3%, low erythrocyte folate (< 181 nmol/L): 10.6% , approximately 1 year , Not specified , Microbial Assay:Article Title: Fortification of wheat and maize flour with folic acid for population health outcomes Article Snippet: Cochrane Database of System atic Review s Fortification of w heat and m aize flour w ith folic acid for population health outcom es (Review ) Copyright © 2019 The Cochrane Collaboration.. Published by John W iley & Sons, Ltd. 84 baseline and follow-up) (58 to 76 years) 6 older adults participants selected from household of women residing near the hospital throcyte folate < 160 ng/ mL (author's cut-oI): 3/12 participants; Hb < 12.0 g/100L for nonpregnant women and <11.0 g/100L for pregnant women (WHO): 0/12 participants ly would receive 500 μg folic acid/ day brand et al 1966) Hertrampf 2003 WheatWheat flour fortified with folic acid and B-vitamins Unontrolled before-andafter (same participants at baseline and follow-up) Women of reproductive age attending the Maternal and Infant Health Programme of the National Health Service 7513 outpatient clinics in Santiago, Chile Low serum folate (< 3.2 nmol/L): 1.3%, low erythrocyte folate (< 181 nmol/L): Article Title: Fortification of wheat and maize flour with folic acid for population health outcomes Article Snippet: Haemoglobin remained unchanged.Haemoglobin remained unchanged.. Serum folate not reported due to wide variations Hertrampf 2003 Wheat Wheat flour fortified with folic acid and B‐vitamins Unontrolled before‐and‐after (same participants at baseline and follow‐up) Women of reproductive age attending the Maternal and Infant Health Programme of the National Health Service 751 3 outpatient clinics in Santiago, Chile Low serum folate (< 3.2 nmol/L): 1.3%, low erythrocyte folate (< 181 nmol/L): Article Title: Fortification of wheat and maize flour with folic acid for population health outcomes Article Snippet: Colman 1974c , Maize , Maize flour fortified with folic acid , Unontrolled before‐and‐after (same participants at baseline and follow‐up) , Pregnant/lactating women (16 to 33 years), oldest women in household (58 to 76 years) , 5 pregnant women, 1 lactating woman, 6 older adults , Johnson Memorial Hospital at Nqutu, KwaZulu in South Africa. Older participants selected from household of women residing near the hospital , Study reported individual measurements. Erythrocyte folate < 151 ng/mL (WHO): 2/12 participants; erythrocyte folate < 160 ng/mL (author's cut‐off): 3/12 participants; Hb < 12.0 g/100L for nonpregnant women and <11.0 g/100L for pregnant women (WHO): 0/12 participants , 6 weeks , Not specified , Enough so that each adult in the family would receive 500 μg folic acid/day , Microbiological assay with Lactobacillus casei (method of Hoffbrand et al 1966) , 500 μg/day , Haemoglobin, erythrocyte cell folate, serum folate , After 6 weeks, there was a significant rise in the erythrocyte folate concentration in 9 of the 12 subjects receiving the fortified food. Haemoglobin remained unchanged. Serum folate not reported due to wide variations.. Hertrampf 2003 , Wheat , Wheat flour fortified with folic acid and B‐vitamins , Unontrolled before‐and‐after (same participants at baseline and follow‐up) , Women of reproductive age attending the Maternal and Infant Health Programme of the National Health Service , 751 , 3 outpatient clinics in Santiago, Chile , Low serum folate (< 3.2 nmol/L): 1.3%, low erythrocyte folate (< 181 nmol/L): 10.6% , approximately 1 year , Not specified , Concentration Assay:Article Title: Fortification of wheat and maize flour with folic acid for population health outcomes Article Snippet: Cochrane Database of System atic Review s Fortification of w heat and m aize flour w ith folic acid for population health outcom es (Review ) Copyright © 2019 The Cochrane Collaboration.. Published by John W iley & Sons, Ltd. 84 baseline and follow-up) (58 to 76 years) 6 older adults participants selected from household of women residing near the hospital throcyte folate < 160 ng/ mL (author's cut-oI): 3/12 participants; Hb < 12.0 g/100L for nonpregnant women and <11.0 g/100L for pregnant women (WHO): 0/12 participants ly would receive 500 μg folic acid/ day brand et al 1966) Hertrampf 2003 WheatWheat flour fortified with folic acid and B-vitamins Unontrolled before-andafter (same participants at baseline and follow-up) Women of reproductive age attending the Maternal and Infant Health Programme of the National Health Service 7513 outpatient clinics in Santiago, Chile Low serum folate (< 3.2 nmol/L): 1.3%, low erythrocyte folate (< 181 nmol/L): Article Title: Fortification of wheat and maize flour with folic acid for population health outcomes Article Snippet: Haemoglobin remained unchanged.Haemoglobin remained unchanged.. Serum folate not reported due to wide variations Hertrampf 2003 Wheat Wheat flour fortified with folic acid and B‐vitamins Unontrolled before‐and‐after (same participants at baseline and follow‐up) Women of reproductive age attending the Maternal and Infant Health Programme of the National Health Service 751 3 outpatient clinics in Santiago, Chile Low serum folate (< 3.2 nmol/L): 1.3%, low erythrocyte folate (< 181 nmol/L): Article Title: Fortification of wheat and maize flour with folic acid for population health outcomes Article Snippet: Colman 1974c , Maize , Maize flour fortified with folic acid , Unontrolled before‐and‐after (same participants at baseline and follow‐up) , Pregnant/lactating women (16 to 33 years), oldest women in household (58 to 76 years) , 5 pregnant women, 1 lactating woman, 6 older adults , Johnson Memorial Hospital at Nqutu, KwaZulu in South Africa. Older participants selected from household of women residing near the hospital , Study reported individual measurements. Erythrocyte folate < 151 ng/mL (WHO): 2/12 participants; erythrocyte folate < 160 ng/mL (author's cut‐off): 3/12 participants; Hb < 12.0 g/100L for nonpregnant women and <11.0 g/100L for pregnant women (WHO): 0/12 participants , 6 weeks , Not specified , Enough so that each adult in the family would receive 500 μg folic acid/day , Microbiological assay with Lactobacillus casei (method of Hoffbrand et al 1966) , 500 μg/day , Haemoglobin, erythrocyte cell folate, serum folate , After 6 weeks, there was a significant rise in the erythrocyte folate concentration in 9 of the 12 subjects receiving the fortified food. Haemoglobin remained unchanged. Serum folate not reported due to wide variations.. Hertrampf 2003 , Wheat , Wheat flour fortified with folic acid and B‐vitamins , Unontrolled before‐and‐after (same participants at baseline and follow‐up) , Women of reproductive age attending the Maternal and Infant Health Programme of the National Health Service , 751 , 3 outpatient clinics in Santiago, Chile , Low serum folate (< 3.2 nmol/L): 1.3%, low erythrocyte folate (< 181 nmol/L): 10.6% , approximately 1 year , Not specified , Diagnostic Assay:Article Title: Fortification of wheat and maize flour with folic acid for population health outcomes Article Snippet: Cochrane Database of System atic Review s Fortification of w heat and m aize flour w ith folic acid for population health outcom es (Review ) Copyright © 2019 The Cochrane Collaboration.. Published by John W iley & Sons, Ltd. 84 baseline and follow-up) (58 to 76 years) 6 older adults participants selected from household of women residing near the hospital throcyte folate < 160 ng/ mL (author's cut-oI): 3/12 participants; Hb < 12.0 g/100L for nonpregnant women and <11.0 g/100L for pregnant women (WHO): 0/12 participants ly would receive 500 μg folic acid/ day brand et al 1966) Hertrampf 2003 WheatWheat flour fortified with folic acid and B-vitamins Unontrolled before-andafter (same participants at baseline and follow-up) Women of reproductive age attending the Maternal and Infant Health Programme of the National Health Service 7513 outpatient clinics in Santiago, Chile Low serum folate (< 3.2 nmol/L): 1.3%, low erythrocyte folate (< 181 nmol/L): Article Title: Fortification of wheat and maize flour with folic acid for population health outcomes Article Snippet: Haemoglobin remained unchanged.Haemoglobin remained unchanged.. Serum folate not reported due to wide variations Hertrampf 2003 Wheat Wheat flour fortified with folic acid and B‐vitamins Unontrolled before‐and‐after (same participants at baseline and follow‐up) Women of reproductive age attending the Maternal and Infant Health Programme of the National Health Service 751 3 outpatient clinics in Santiago, Chile Low serum folate (< 3.2 nmol/L): 1.3%, low erythrocyte folate (< 181 nmol/L): Article Title: Fortification of wheat and maize flour with folic acid for population health outcomes Article Snippet: Colman 1974c , Maize , Maize flour fortified with folic acid , Unontrolled before‐and‐after (same participants at baseline and follow‐up) , Pregnant/lactating women (16 to 33 years), oldest women in household (58 to 76 years) , 5 pregnant women, 1 lactating woman, 6 older adults , Johnson Memorial Hospital at Nqutu, KwaZulu in South Africa. Older participants selected from household of women residing near the hospital , Study reported individual measurements. Erythrocyte folate < 151 ng/mL (WHO): 2/12 participants; erythrocyte folate < 160 ng/mL (author's cut‐off): 3/12 participants; Hb < 12.0 g/100L for nonpregnant women and <11.0 g/100L for pregnant women (WHO): 0/12 participants , 6 weeks , Not specified , Enough so that each adult in the family would receive 500 μg folic acid/day , Microbiological assay with Lactobacillus casei (method of Hoffbrand et al 1966) , 500 μg/day , Haemoglobin, erythrocyte cell folate, serum folate , After 6 weeks, there was a significant rise in the erythrocyte folate concentration in 9 of the 12 subjects receiving the fortified food. Haemoglobin remained unchanged. Serum folate not reported due to wide variations.. Hertrampf 2003 , Wheat , Wheat flour fortified with folic acid and B‐vitamins , Unontrolled before‐and‐after (same participants at baseline and follow‐up) , Women of reproductive age attending the Maternal and Infant Health Programme of the National Health Service , 751 , 3 outpatient clinics in Santiago, Chile , Low serum folate (< 3.2 nmol/L): 1.3%, low erythrocyte folate (< 181 nmol/L): 10.6% , approximately 1 year , Not specified , Clinical Proteomics:Article Title: Fortification of wheat and maize flour with folic acid for population health outcomes Article Snippet: Cochrane Database of System atic Review s Fortification of w heat and m aize flour w ith folic acid for population health outcom es (Review ) Copyright © 2019 The Cochrane Collaboration.. Published by John W iley & Sons, Ltd. 84 baseline and follow-up) (58 to 76 years) 6 older adults participants selected from household of women residing near the hospital throcyte folate < 160 ng/ mL (author's cut-oI): 3/12 participants; Hb < 12.0 g/100L for nonpregnant women and <11.0 g/100L for pregnant women (WHO): 0/12 participants ly would receive 500 μg folic acid/ day brand et al 1966) Hertrampf 2003 WheatWheat flour fortified with folic acid and B-vitamins Unontrolled before-andafter (same participants at baseline and follow-up) Women of reproductive age attending the Maternal and Infant Health Programme of the National Health Service 7513 outpatient clinics in Santiago, Chile Low serum folate (< 3.2 nmol/L): 1.3%, low erythrocyte folate (< 181 nmol/L): Article Title: Fortification of wheat and maize flour with folic acid for population health outcomes Article Snippet: Haemoglobin remained unchanged.Haemoglobin remained unchanged.. Serum folate not reported due to wide variations Hertrampf 2003 Wheat Wheat flour fortified with folic acid and B‐vitamins Unontrolled before‐and‐after (same participants at baseline and follow‐up) Women of reproductive age attending the Maternal and Infant Health Programme of the National Health Service 751 3 outpatient clinics in Santiago, Chile Low serum folate (< 3.2 nmol/L): 1.3%, low erythrocyte folate (< 181 nmol/L): Article Title: Fortification of wheat and maize flour with folic acid for population health outcomes Article Snippet: Colman 1974c , Maize , Maize flour fortified with folic acid , Unontrolled before‐and‐after (same participants at baseline and follow‐up) , Pregnant/lactating women (16 to 33 years), oldest women in household (58 to 76 years) , 5 pregnant women, 1 lactating woman, 6 older adults , Johnson Memorial Hospital at Nqutu, KwaZulu in South Africa. Older participants selected from household of women residing near the hospital , Study reported individual measurements. Erythrocyte folate < 151 ng/mL (WHO): 2/12 participants; erythrocyte folate < 160 ng/mL (author's cut‐off): 3/12 participants; Hb < 12.0 g/100L for nonpregnant women and <11.0 g/100L for pregnant women (WHO): 0/12 participants , 6 weeks , Not specified , Enough so that each adult in the family would receive 500 μg folic acid/day , Microbiological assay with Lactobacillus casei (method of Hoffbrand et al 1966) , 500 μg/day , Haemoglobin, erythrocyte cell folate, serum folate , After 6 weeks, there was a significant rise in the erythrocyte folate concentration in 9 of the 12 subjects receiving the fortified food. Haemoglobin remained unchanged. Serum folate not reported due to wide variations.. Hertrampf 2003 , Wheat , Wheat flour fortified with folic acid and B‐vitamins , Unontrolled before‐and‐after (same participants at baseline and follow‐up) , Women of reproductive age attending the Maternal and Infant Health Programme of the National Health Service , 751 , 3 outpatient clinics in Santiago, Chile , Low serum folate (< 3.2 nmol/L): 1.3%, low erythrocyte folate (< 181 nmol/L): 10.6% , approximately 1 year , Not specified , High Performance Liquid Chromatography:Article Title: Fortification of wheat and maize flour with folic acid for population health outcomes Article Snippet: Cochrane Database of System atic Review s Fortification of w heat and m aize flour w ith folic acid for population health outcom es (Review ) Copyright © 2019 The Cochrane Collaboration.. Published by John W iley & Sons, Ltd. 84 baseline and follow-up) (58 to 76 years) 6 older adults participants selected from household of women residing near the hospital throcyte folate < 160 ng/ mL (author's cut-oI): 3/12 participants; Hb < 12.0 g/100L for nonpregnant women and <11.0 g/100L for pregnant women (WHO): 0/12 participants ly would receive 500 μg folic acid/ day brand et al 1966) Hertrampf 2003 WheatWheat flour fortified with folic acid and B-vitamins Unontrolled before-andafter (same participants at baseline and follow-up) Women of reproductive age attending the Maternal and Infant Health Programme of the National Health Service 7513 outpatient clinics in Santiago, Chile Low serum folate (< 3.2 nmol/L): 1.3%, low erythrocyte folate (< 181 nmol/L): Article Title: Fortification of wheat and maize flour with folic acid for population health outcomes Article Snippet: Haemoglobin remained unchanged.Haemoglobin remained unchanged.. Serum folate not reported due to wide variations Hertrampf 2003 Wheat Wheat flour fortified with folic acid and B‐vitamins Unontrolled before‐and‐after (same participants at baseline and follow‐up) Women of reproductive age attending the Maternal and Infant Health Programme of the National Health Service 751 3 outpatient clinics in Santiago, Chile Low serum folate (< 3.2 nmol/L): 1.3%, low erythrocyte folate (< 181 nmol/L): Article Title: Fortification of wheat and maize flour with folic acid for population health outcomes Article Snippet: Colman 1974c , Maize , Maize flour fortified with folic acid , Unontrolled before‐and‐after (same participants at baseline and follow‐up) , Pregnant/lactating women (16 to 33 years), oldest women in household (58 to 76 years) , 5 pregnant women, 1 lactating woman, 6 older adults , Johnson Memorial Hospital at Nqutu, KwaZulu in South Africa. Older participants selected from household of women residing near the hospital , Study reported individual measurements. Erythrocyte folate < 151 ng/mL (WHO): 2/12 participants; erythrocyte folate < 160 ng/mL (author's cut‐off): 3/12 participants; Hb < 12.0 g/100L for nonpregnant women and <11.0 g/100L for pregnant women (WHO): 0/12 participants , 6 weeks , Not specified , Enough so that each adult in the family would receive 500 μg folic acid/day , Microbiological assay with Lactobacillus casei (method of Hoffbrand et al 1966) , 500 μg/day , Haemoglobin, erythrocyte cell folate, serum folate , After 6 weeks, there was a significant rise in the erythrocyte folate concentration in 9 of the 12 subjects receiving the fortified food. Haemoglobin remained unchanged. Serum folate not reported due to wide variations.. Hertrampf 2003 , Wheat , Wheat flour fortified with folic acid and B‐vitamins , Unontrolled before‐and‐after (same participants at baseline and follow‐up) , Women of reproductive age attending the Maternal and Infant Health Programme of the National Health Service , 751 , 3 outpatient clinics in Santiago, Chile , Low serum folate (< 3.2 nmol/L): 1.3%, low erythrocyte folate (< 181 nmol/L): 10.6% , approximately 1 year , Not specified , |