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Table 1.

Hemoglobin thresholds (g/dL) to define anemia for population groups.

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Table 2.

Characteristics of the study population and prevalence of anemia and moderate-severe anemia by age group, gender, race/ethnicity and cohort survey year, NHANES 2003–2012.

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Fig 1.

Prevalence of anemia and moderate-severe anemia by gender, age group, and race/ethnicity, NHANES 2003–2012.

*The weighted prevalence percentages reflect the prevalence of total anemia and moderate-severe anemia, survey weighted to the US population. The analysis was limited to subjects without pregnancy as defined in the Methods section (N = 41,026): Non-Hispanic White (N = 16,157), Non-Hispanic Black (N = 9,826) and Hispanic (N = 12,156).

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Table 3.

Prevalence of anemia and moderate-severe anemia by gender and age groups, NHANES 2003–2012.

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Table 4.

Prevalence of anemia and moderate-severe anemia by age group, gender and race, NHANES 2003–2012.

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Table 5.

Prevalence of anemia and moderate-severe anemia by survey years, gender and race, NHANES 2003–2012.

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Fig 2.

Percentage distribution of serum hemoglobin (g/dL) by gender, NHANES 2003–2012.

* Female mean Hb: 13.4 g/dL, 95% CI: 13.4–13.5 g/dL; Male mean Hb: 14.9 g/dL, 95% CI: 14.9–15.0 g/dL. The weighted percentages reflect the distribution of Hb, survey weighted to the US population. The graph is independent of age, race and ethnicity. The analysis was limited to subjects without pregnancy as defined in the Methods section (N = 41,026), Males (N = 20,719) and Females (N = 20,307).

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