2007
DOI: 10.1177/156482650702800109
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Risk Factors for Moderate to Severe Anemia among Children in Benin and Mali: Insights from a Multilevel Analysis

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“…3,10 The association between mothers' schooling level and the care provided for to children has been greatly discussed in the literature, given that education has a relationship with the capacity to grasp the knowledge needed for adequate healthcare and nutrition for children, just as it provides a chance to enter the labor market and probably better socioeconomic conditions. 14,18,23 The results from the present study refl ect this relationship, through showing that the prevalence of anemia was lower among urban children whose mothers had been to school for more than eight years.…”
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confidence: 57%
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“…3,10 The association between mothers' schooling level and the care provided for to children has been greatly discussed in the literature, given that education has a relationship with the capacity to grasp the knowledge needed for adequate healthcare and nutrition for children, just as it provides a chance to enter the labor market and probably better socioeconomic conditions. 14,18,23 The results from the present study refl ect this relationship, through showing that the prevalence of anemia was lower among urban children whose mothers had been to school for more than eight years.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 57%
“…15 In sub-Saharan African countries, prevalences of 82% in Benin and 83% in Mali were found. 14 The prevalences of anemia were very similar between the urban and rural areas. In the rural area, the prevalence of anemia among children under the age of 24 months was around three times greater than among the older children.…”
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“…Em doze estudos, 14,15,[17][18][19][20][21]23,25,27,29,30 foi utilizado o ponto de corte indicado pela Organização Mundial da Saúde 1,2 para o diagnóstico da anemia (Hb<11g/dL, para crianças de 6-59 meses), entretanto, um dos estudos internacionais 26 utilizou o ponto de corte da hemoglobina <10g/dL. Em relação à deficiência de ferro, nenhum estudo brasileiro avaliou esta deficiência e os estudos estrangeiros que o fizeram, utilizaram dois ou mais parâmetros associados, como ferritina, saturação da transferrina, protoporfirina eritrocitária livre, zincoprotoporfirina e volume corpuscular médio.…”
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“…Ngnie-Teta et al, 25 analisando os dados da pesquisa de demografia e saúde, com amostras representativas nacionais de 564 e 774 crianças de 6-59 meses de Benin e Mali, respectivamente, identificaram os fatores de risco para anemia em nível individual, domiciliar e comunitário através de um estudo transversal utilizando regressão multivariada e multinível. A amostragem foi do tipo probabilística realizada em dois estágios: seleção das áreas seguida pelos domicílios e indivíduos.…”
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