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THALASSEMIA CARRIERS AMONG STUDENTS AT CHU HUONG SECONDARY SCHOOL BAC KAN PROVINCE 2024
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THALASSEMIA CARRIERS AMONG STUDENTS AT CHU HUONG SECONDARY SCHOOL BAC KAN PROVINCE 2024

H V. T. T., T M. N., T D. H., A T. M., T T. D., Jul-2026, In: Journal of Medical Researches, Hanoi Medical University, 203, 6, p. 645-651

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Abstract:

Thalassemia is a hereditary hemolytic anemia caused by a defect in the synthesis of a globin chain. Approximately 13% of the population is affected, and this figure may rise to 30 - 40% among ethnic minorities, particularly in the northern mountainous region. 80% of Bac Kan population, are ethnic minorities. A cross-sectional descriptive study on students at Chu Huong Secondary School in Bac Kan province showed that the overall anemia rate among the subjects was 35.08%, of which anemia with serum iron deficiency accounted for 9.42%; the rate of thalassemia carriers was 11%; the number of children carrying the thalassemia gene was 23.48% and the α-thalassemia carrier genotype accounted for 58.06% of the total number of carriers, with two main mutations: 3.7 and SEA

Keyword(s): Keywords: Anemia, iron deficiency, Thalassemia carrier, students, Bac Kan

Pages (from-to) 645-651
Journal Journal of Medical Researches, Hanoi Medical University
Volume 203
Issue number 6
Publication status Published - Jul-2026
ISBN 2354-080X