Anemia

A condition in which the blood doesn't have enough healthy red blood cells.

Anaemia results from a lack of red blood cells or dysfunctional red blood cells in the body. This leads to reduced oxygen flow to the body's organs.

As members of India's public health system, Community Health Officers are playing a pivotal role in anemia Mukt Bharat by educating people on the link between iron deficiency and disease. Let’s join hands to support this noble cause.

Anemia is a major public health challenge, affecting both rural and urban communities. It is an easy, effective, and low-cost intervention that could transform the lives of millions of people. As members of India's public health system, Community Health Officers are playing a pivotal role in anemia Mukt Bharat by educating people on the link between iron deficiency and disease. Let’s join hands to support this noble cause.

Let us take up this challenge together. 

Every second 35 people die from anemia. That’s 3,000 people each day!

In India, about 50% of the population is anaemic. Anemia is a major public health challenge, affecting both rural and urban communities. It is an easy, effective, and low-cost intervention that could transform the lives of millions of people. As members of India's public health system, Community Health Officers are playing a pivotal role in anemia Mukt Bharat by educating people on the link between iron deficiency and disease. Let’s join hands to support this noble cause. 

Anemia is a major public health challenge, affecting both rural and urban communities. It is an easy, effective, and low-cost intervention that could transform the lives of millions of people. As members of India's public health system, Community Health Officers are playing a pivotal role in anemia Mukt Bharat by educating people on the link between iron deficiency and disease. Let’s join hands to support this noble cause.

The aim of this campaign is to raise awareness about anemia and its prevalence among women in India, especially those living in remote areas. Anemia is caused due to poor dietary intake or poor absorption of iron from food sources. One out of six women suffer from anemia in India as they do not have enough reserves of iron in their blood stream.

The campaign will focus on educating people about how they can prevent or cure anemia through simple lifestyle changes like eating more fruits and vegetables, taking supplements daily and drinking plenty of water every day. The campaign will also raise awareness about other diseases related to anemia such as cancer which could be linked with high levels of iron deficiency in the body leading to further complications like osteoporosis or heart disease etc