The prevalence of anaemia among non-pregnant women in the UK is forecasted to increase steadily from 17.13% in 2024 to 18.23% in 2028. This marks a continuous upward trend, with an annual average growth rate over these five years indicating a modest but consistent rise. When compared to the data from 2023, this progression highlights the need for increased healthcare focus.
Looking ahead, significant factors to monitor include dietary patterns, public health interventions, and demographic shifts that could influence anaemia rates. Additionally, the impact of healthcare access and quality on anaemia prevention and management remains crucial to mitigating this rising trend.
