The vulnerability of young women to anemia occurs due to increased iron needs, excessive
menstrual bleeding and lack of balanced nutritional intake (Rati & Jawadagi, 2014). Efforts …

Young women are more at risk of suffering from anemia due to menstruation so they need
more iron than young men. The problem is teenage girls do not want to take Fe tablets, so …

Background There are several factors that cause anemia in pregnant women, namely:
nutritional status, pregnancy distance, education, parity, maternal age, knowledge, attitudes …

Background: Anemia in pregnancy is a problem that requires special treatment because its
prevalence is still high. Factors that influence the incidence of anemia in pregnant women …

Pregnancy is the beginning of a new life period of growth. The period of pregnancy is a very
important period for the formation of quality human resources in the future, because the …

WHO states the prevalence of anemia in various regions of the world is around 40-88%. In
2018 the prevalence of anemia, meanwhile in 2018 it increased to 48.9%. One alternative to …

Introduction: Anemia is a nutritional problem that is widely found throughout the world which
does not only occur in developing countries but also in developed countries. Young women …

One of the nutritional disorders that often occur in pregnant women is anemia. Cases of
anemia of pregnant women in the Ciomas Health Center Work Area in the last three years …

Pregnancy is a physiological and natural process. Based on WHO data in 2020, the global
prevalence of anemia in pregnant women throughout the world is 41.8%, which is related to …

The consumption iron tablets for adolescent girls is one indicator of improving community
nutrition. Research data in various regions in Indonesia shows the prevalence of anemia in …