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Program improved anemia awareness and nutritional status in adolescent girls, indicating effective health education.
Adolescent females are at high risk of anemia due to irregular menstrual cycles and inadequate dietary intake, leading to fatigue, reduced cognitive performance, and impaired growth. Boarding school students may have limited access to routine health assessments. The Healthy and Happy Adolescent Girls program was implemented at Darul Falah Putri Boarding School to prevent anemia through health education and comprehensive examinations, including physical assessments, blood pressure measurement, and hemoglobin testing. The intervention aimed not only to evaluate nutritional and anemia status but also to increase awareness of warning signs. The Pre- and post-test analysis showed that 86.9% of participants improved their knowledge about anemia
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