Anemia among under-five children is the major health problem in Nepal. The lack of
nutritional supplementation and lack of healthcare facilities are influential factors of anemia …

The 2015/2016 National Family Health Survey (NFHS-4) revealed that the prevalence of
anemia among children under five years is 58% in India. Lack of nutritional supplementation …

Background Among the developing countries, India was the largest contributor to child
anaemia in the last decade. It has many harmful effects on children's lifestyle as it reduces …

Introduction Anemia is a common problem in children particularly in developing countries
and taking steps to tackle it is one of the major public health challenges for Nepal. The …

This study investigates the individual, household, and community-level determinants of
anemia and to report the locations with poor anemia status among under-fives. A secondary …

Background The prevalence of anemia among children in India has increased by 8.5% from
2015–2016 to 2019–2021. This study examines the district-wise spatiotemporal distribution …

Objective Prevalence of anaemia among children has been a major health problem in
developing countries. An estimated 73 million children below age five in India (58%) are …

Background The magnitude of childhood anemia was increased from time to time. Thus,
Even if the Ethiopian government applied tremendous efforts, anemia in children continues …

Objective: The study explores the association between the household environment and the
prevalence of anemia among children under the age of 5 years in India. Data and …

Anemia is highly prevalent in all strata of populations in India, with established evidence of
intergenerational anemia. The state of Madhya Pradesh was selected to study childhood …