Anemia and malaria, prevalent health challenges in childhood, often coexist in regions
where the burden of these conditions intersects. This review explores the complexities of …

Childhood anemia persists as a global health concern, with heightened significance in
regions endemic to malaria. This review synthesizes current knowledge on the strategies …

Anemia and malaria represent twin troubles in pediatric health, particularly in regions where
malaria transmission is endemic. These two conditions frequently coexist, exacerbating …

Pediatric anemia remains a pressing global health concern, particularly in regions burdened
by malaria, where the convergence of these two conditions compounds the health risks …

This review explores the often-overlooked but critical relationship between malaria and
anemia in children. While malaria's immediate symptoms are well-documented, its silent …

Pediatric malaria continues to be a significant public health concern in endemic regions,
with anemia emerging as a prevalent and critical complication among affected children. The …

Anemia and malaria constitute major health problems worldwide, especially in tropical
countries with low resources (WHO, 2008a, 2008b; Black et al., 2003). Although there are …

Background Malaria, anemia, and malnutrition contribute substantially to childhood
morbidity in sub-Saharan Africa, but their respective roles and interactions in conferring …

Background Iron deficiency causes long-term adverse consequences for children and is the
most common nutritional deficiency worldwide. Observational studies suggest that iron …

Anemia is a major public health problem that affects mainly children, predominantly in low-
income countries and most often due to iron deficiency (ID). Administration of iron …