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Gender-Specific Outcomes of Anemia in ICU Patients in Bamenda (Cameroon): A Prospective Cohort Study

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healthcare
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Ndi
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Afrimvoe Medical Services
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Anemia is highly prevalent in RHB’s ICU, with no significant gender or anemia-related differences in mortality or ICU stay. Sepsis drives adverse outcomes, highlighting the need for targeted interventions in resource-limited settings. The high rate of unresolved anemia suggests the urgency for improved management strategies. This article is published in HRA Vol 3 (12), December 2025.

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Mendankwe-Nkwen

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