Inês Oliveira Rodrigues, Inês Duarte, Carolina Gomes Costa, Ana Luís Pimentel, Sílvia Chaves, Ana Patrícia Gomes, Lina Santos, Joana Isabel Santos, Ana Cristina Moreira, Andrea Lobão, Isabel Nazaré, Paulo Santos
Knowledge about cervical cancer in young Portuguese women: a cross-sectional study
Frontiers in public health
anemia negative impact school children including poor physical growth reduced mental performance children show poor attentiveness behavior memory reduced school performance limited evidence magnitude anemia associated factors schoolage children ethiopia including study area assess magnitude anemia associated factors among public elementary school children asella town southeast ethiopia 2022 schoolbased crosssectional study conducted asella town april 5 may 5 2022 total 442 school children aged 714 years included study using multistage sampling method data collected using pretested semistructured questionnaire facetoface interview technique hemoglobin concentration determined using hemocue 301 analyzer anthropometric data stool examinations collected participants data entered epidata version 46 transported analyzed statistical package social sciences version 26 bivariable multivariable logistic regression analyses carried adjusted odds ratios along 95 confidence interval used p value 005 used declaring statistical significance total 435 students mean age standard deviation 1077 221 years participated study magnitude anemia 78 179 95 ci 143 2147 participants 63 145 mild anemic 15 34 moderately anemic children whose mothers formal education aor 394 95 ci 189 821 underweight children aor 383 95 ci 198 740 parasites stool aor 372 95 ci 150 920 significantly associated anemia schoolage children anemia among schoolage children found mild public health problem uneducated mothers intestinal parasite infections underweight children found determinants anemia among schoolage children health professionals provide health education mothers childfeeding practices consumption dietary sources iron