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Compared to men, twice as many women were found to have anaemia in 2021, with the prevalence factor being more than three times during their reproductive age, new research published in The Lancet Haematology said.
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Globally, in 2021, 31.2 per cent of women had anaemia compared with 17.5 per cent of men
New York, August 1 (IANS): One-fourth of the global population is estimated to be anaemic, with cases increasing rapidly for women, expectant mothers, young girls, and children younger than age 5, according to a study spanning three decades published in T
In a new study covering three decades of global anemia data (1990–2021), a complex picture emerges of how several key factors play into the divergence in success stories among men, women, and children.