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India News | 46 Pc Girls Under 15 Years Are Anaemic in India: Study

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Data Analytics Report based on results conducted on haemoglobin samples received from January 2015 till November 2021 showed that 46 per cent of girl children below 15 years were anaemic. India News | 46 Pc Girls Under 15 Years Are Anaemic in India: Study.

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46 pc girls under 15 years are anaemic in India: Study

Data Analytics Report based on results conducted on haemoglobin samples received from January 2015 till November 2021 showed that 46 per cent of girl children below 15 years were anaemic.

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46% of girls under 15 anaemic in India: Report

About 46 per cent of girls in India under the age of 15 are anaemic, according to a report released on Monday on the National Girl Child Day, annually observed on January 24 to raise awareness to promote the rights, education, health, and .

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46% of girls under 15 anaemic in India: Report

About 46 per cent of girls in India under the age of 15 are anaemic, according to a report released on Monday on the National Girl Child Day, annually observed on January 24 to raise awareness to promote the rights, education, health, and nutrition of the girl child across the country.

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