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Table 2 Summary of the associated factors from studies included in this systematic review and meta-analysis for magnitude and associated factors of anemia among adolescent girls in Ethiopia, 2021

From: Magnitude and associated factors of anemia among adolescent girls in Ethiopia: a systematic review and meta-analysis

s.no

Author (s) and publication year

Associated factors

Adjusted Odds Ratio (95%CI)

1

Regasa T et al. 2019 [31]

Late adolescent age (15–19)

3.8 (2.3, 8.5)

Rural residence

3.4 (1.9,7)

Attained menarche

2.3 (1.34,4.2)

2

Gebreyesus S et al. 2019 [33]

Early adolescent age (10–14)

1.98 (1.03, 3.82)

Food insecure households

1.98 (1.03, 3.82)

Poor/no knowledge about anemia

1.58[1.09,2.29]

3

Teji K et al. 2016 [34]

Late adolescent (15–19)

P-value = 0.001 (from chi-square test)

Rural residence

P-value = 0.007(from chi-square test)

Food insecure households

P-value = 0.02 (from chi-square test)

Farmer occupation of the mother

P-value = 0.02 (from chi-square test)

4

Engidaw M et al. 2018 [21]

Late adolescent (15–19)

1.95 (1.09, 3.47)

 ≤ once per week consumption of hem iron source foods

11.42 (3.42, 38.18)

5

Tesfaye M et al. 2015 [28]

Attained menarche

2.34 (1.20, 4.54)

Daily worker father

2.86 (1.15, 7.09)

 ≥ 5 family size

2.58 (1.11,5.96)

Father illiteracy

9.03 (4.29,18.87)

Presence of intestinal parasite

5.37(2.65,10.87)

Low body mass index (BMI)

2.54 (1.17,5.51)

6

Shaka M et al. 2018 [30]

Early adolescent (10–14)

4.75 (1.69,13.35)

Rural residence

4.37 (1.54,12.46)

 ≥ 5 family size

9.82 (2.42,39.88)

7

Teni M et al. 2017 [29]

Early adolescent (10–14)

3.4 (1.4—8.2)

Walking barefoot

2.7 (1.1, 6.6)

8

Seid O et al. 2015 [25]

 ≤ once per week consumption of hem iron source foods

2.03(1.13,3.01)

 ≤ once per week milk consumption

2.2(1.2,4.3)

 ≤ once per week vegetable consumption

2.4(1.24,4.67)

9

Mengistu G et al. 2019 [22]

 ≥ 5 days of blood flow during menses

2.4 (1.08,5.44)

 ≥ 5 family size

3.2 (1.29, 7.89)

Presence of intestinal parasite

2.7(1.19,6.21)

Low body mass index (BMI)

3.2(1.43,7.05)

Low income (≤ 500 Ethiopian Birr)

10 (2.49,41.26)

10

Gonete K et al. 2018 [23]

Food insecure households

1.9(1.1, 3.5)

Living with either parents or guardians

2.2(1.08,4.6)

Inadequate diet diversity

2.1(1.3,3.5)

11

Alemu T et al. 2020 [26]

 ≥ 5 days of blood flow during menses

6.4 (1.55, 27.0)

 ≥ 5family size

0.37(0.16, 0.92)

Inadequate diet diversity

3.6(1.7, 7.7)

History of malaria infection

3.2(1.4, 7.2)

Physical workload

4 (1.7, 9.5)

Low altitude

3.2(1.23, 8.31)

12

Demelash S et al. 2019 [35]

 ≤ once per week consumption of hem iron source foods

2.54 (1.53, 6.24)

 ≤ once per week vegetable consumption

2.15 (1.48, 4.78)

Maternal illiteracy

1.7 (1.01, 5.1)

Low body mass index (BMI)

2.72 (1.92, 5.43)

Drinking of tea

4.2 (2.37, 10.24)

  1. AOR adjusted odds ratio, CI confidence interval