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Malnutrition interventions need to begin earlier

Interventions to combat malnutrition should begin much earlier to include children under 6 months old and pregnant mothers, researchers say.

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Early childhood malnutrition sets stage for poor growth: Study

Early childhood malnutrition sets stage for poor growth: Study
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Malnutrition Early In Life May Cause Poor Growth, Death: Study

Children whose growth begins to falter before they are six months old are much more likely to die and much more likely to have severe forms of growth faltering by the time theyre 18 to 24 months old.

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Crisis in childhood nutrition: Studies highlight impacts on growth and mortality

As per the data, in 2022, more than one in five children around the world did not get enough calories to grow normally, and more than 45 million.childhood. nutrition. malnutrition. health. health studies. food. growth. lifestyle updates

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Malnutrition In Childhood May Cause Poor Growth, Death, Show Studies

SAN FRANCISCO Proper nutrition is a must in childhood as malnutrition early in life sets stage for poor growth and death, according to three studies.

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