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July 1, 2025SAGE Open MedicineOpen Access

Exploring the role of nutritional status and anthropometric factors in anemia among adolescent girls in Pekanbaru, Indonesia

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FPFachriani PutriSSSuyanto SuyantoRRRidha Restila

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Cross-sectional analysis shows anemia prevalence of 19.9% among adolescents, indicating connections to nutritional status and body measurements.

Key Points

  • Anemia affects 19.9% of adolescent girls in Pekanbaru, largely linked to nutritional and anthropometric factors.
  • Low mid-upper arm circumference increases anemia risk by 1.95 times when controlling for other variables.
  • Nutritional status, particularly underweight girls, and vitamin B12 intake are significant predictors of anemia.
  • Implementation of nutrition education and dietary diversification is crucial for improving health outcomes in this demographic.

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Putri et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af799f7567bf4f94ff1233https://doi.org/10.1177/20503121251355406
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