Anemia is a global threat among women of reproductive age (WRA), or 15–49 years old
women, both in developed and develo** countries. Prevalence of anemia in WRA is …

Background The immediate postpartum period is a very crucial phase for both the life of the
mother and her newborn baby. Anemia is the most indirect leading cause of maternal …

Background Anemia in women of reproductive age is a major public health challenge for low-
and middle-income countries with a long-term negative impact on the health of women, their …

In develo** countries, one-quarter of young women have suffered from anemia. However,
the available studies in Ethiopia have been usually used the traditional stastical methods …

Background Anemia occurs at all stages of life and it is of public health concern as it serves
as an indicator of quality nutrition and health of a society. Almost one third of the global …

Background Maternal anaemia is a global public health problem contributing to adverse
maternal and perinatal outcomes. In addition to other risk factors, interbirth interval has been …

Background Folate deficiency (FD) can cause adverse health outcomes of public health
significance. Although FD is a significant micronutrient deficiency in Ethiopia, concrete …

Background Anaemia is a major global public health problem, considerably affects young
women in resource limited countries. The available researches on anaemia focused on …

Background The etiology and risk factors of anemia are multifactorial and varies across
context. Due to the geospatial clustering of anemia, identifying risk factors for anemia should …

In Ethiopia, anemia during pregnancy is a major public health problem and affects both the
mother's and their child's health. There is a scarcity of community‐based evidence on …