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Malnutrition occurs when an
organism gets too few or too many nutrients,
resulting in
health problems. Specifically, it is a deficiency, excess, or imbalance...
- Protein–energy
undernutrition (PEU), once
called protein–energy
malnutrition (PEM), is a form of
malnutrition that is
defined as a
range of
conditions arising from...
- (12
billion people).
Reducing malnutrition is key part of
Sustainable Development Goal 2, "Zero hunger", with a
malnutrition target alongside reducing under...
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Malnutrition in
children is
covered by
multiple articles:
Undernutrition in
children Childhood obesity This
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Malnutrition in Nigeria,
directly or indirectly, is the
cause of 45
percent of all
death of under-five children.
Malnutrition is the
cause of stunted...
- Area
studies focused on
China Sitology –
Expert in
nutrition and
malnutritionPages displaying short descriptions of
redirect targets –
dietetics [citation...
- outcomes.
Undernutrition is
sometimes used
synonymously with
malnutrition, however,
malnutrition could mean both
undernutrition or
overnutrition (causing...
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higher than in peacetime, due in
large part to food
shortages and
malnutrition that had
weakened disease resistance.
These excess deaths are estimated...
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Malnutrition is an
important health concern in Tibet.
According to a
study conducted in 1994/1995 in
eleven districts of Tibet,
malnutrition affected more...
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Retrieved 21
April 2018. Schmidt,
Charles W. (November 2014). "Beyond
Malnutrition: The Role of
Sanitation in
Stunted Growth".
Environmental Health Perspectives...
