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National Prevalence of Micronutrient Deficiencies, Anaemia, Genetic Blood Disorders and Over- and Undernutrition in Omani Women of Reproductive Age and Preschool Children

A Sultan Qaboos University journal article published 2020-06-28 presenting national survey results on nutritional deficiencies, anaemia, genetic blood disorders, and malnutrition among Omani women of reproductive age and preschool children. The supplied source metadata does not include detailed findings or quantified prevalence values.

Categories: public-health

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Why it matters

It provides national-level prevalence data on nutritional and blood-disorder conditions in Oman.

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National Prevalence of Micronutrient Deficiencies, Anaemia, Genetic Blood Disorders and Over- and Undernutrition in Omani Women of Reproductive Age and Preschool Children

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