Understanding Childhood Anemia in Cambodia

This educational video features Prof. Kim Ang, Vice Director of the National Pediatric Hospital in Phnom Penh, who presents findings from the Cambodia Anemia Study in Children. The session explores the prevalence and risk factors of anemia among children aged 6 to 59 months, revealing key data from seven hospitals across Cambodia. Prof. Ang explains how the condition remains a moderate public health concern and shares evidence-based recommendations for improving nutrition, screening practices, and caregiver education.

Highlights & Learnings for Medical Experts

Through this presentation, you can gain valuable insights into:

• Epidemiological trends of anemia in Cambodian children.
• Socio-demographic and nutritional factors associated with anemia risk.
• The role of non-invasive screening tools such as Maximo-Rab67.
• How community-based programs and iron supplementation strategies can help reduce anemia prevalence.

Watch to Stay Informed

Discover how evidence from Prof. Kim Ang’s study can inform clinical practice and national nutrition policy. Watch the full video on Danone Nutricia Campus to explore practical approaches to anemia prevention and child nutrition improvement. Additional related resources are available to deepen your learning.