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Egypt - 62% of children are anemic - Abdel-Al - Sec. General of Society of Pediatrics

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Abdel-Aal: 62% of Egyptian children are infected with anemia
November 16, 2011

Posted - Heba Ahmed: Since 6 hours 24 minutes

Uncovered. Sheriff Abdel-Al, a professor of children and the Secretary General of the Egyptian Society of Pediatrics that the number of children with anemia in the increase as Egypt is one of the top countries in the world where the infection rate of up to 62%.

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He stressed that the signing of the agreement is the beginning of a campaign aimed at increasing educate pediatricians and mothers of Egyptians in all provinces, the causes of the problem of anemia in children and ways to address them to reduce the negative effects that are reflected on the health of children, especially after the proven medical research that 62% of Egyptian children suffering from iron deficiency anemia. "

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http://www.alwafd.org/صحة/122494-عبدالعال-62-من-الأطفال-المصريين-مصابون-بالأنيميا
 
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