Anemia : the same old disease; can we ever conquer it in India
Journal Title: Public Health Review - Year 2014, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
Anemia is most prevalent human morbidity. In spite of various government nutritional supplementation programmes we are not able to reduce this morbidity significantly.
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Sagar Khadanga, Dharmendra Dugar, Sagar Subhas Nanaware, Sandhyarani Pati
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