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Malnutrition

Malnutrition refers to imbalances in a person’s intake of energy or nutrients and can occur due to an excess consumption of nutrients or a lack of nutrients.

New Initiative Launched to Guide Poor Children Get Low-Cost Nutrition

New Initiative Launched to Guide Poor Children Get Low-Cost Nutrition

In India, 20% of children less than five years of age suffer from malnourishment. India accounts for more than three out of every 10 stunted children in the world.

Malnutrition Claims Twelve Lives in Madhya Pradesh

Malnutrition Claims Twelve Lives in Madhya Pradesh

Twelve children died due to malnutrition in Madhya Pradesh and 24 children have been admitted to hospitals in serious condition.

Malnutrition Affects One-third of Global Population

Malnutrition Affects One-third of Global Population

Global Nutrition Report 2016 said that 44% of countries were now experiencing very serious levels of both under-nutrition and obesity.

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Poor Immune System Can Cause Malnutrition

Poor Immune System Can Cause Malnutrition

Targeting immune pathways could be a new approach to reduce the poor health and mortality caused by under- and overnutrition.

Malnutrition in Hospitalized Patients Remain Undiagnosed

Malnutrition in Hospitalized Patients Remain Undiagnosed

Malnutrition affects 30% to 50% of adult hospitalized patients in the United States, but only 3.2% of these patients are diagnosed before discharge.

Assessment of Acute Malnutrition Among Children

Assessment of Acute Malnutrition Among Children

Acute malnutrition affects about 55 million children under the age of 5 years globally, and is also responsible for an alarming 35% of deaths.

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Children Suffering from Malnutrition May Not Always Need Antibiotics: Study

Children Suffering from Malnutrition May Not Always Need Antibiotics: Study

Antibiotics given as part of severe malnutrition for children according to the WHO guidelines, to boost recovery, shows no better results.

Rise In Population, Lack Of Awareness And Poverty Behind Malnutrition In India

Rise In Population, Lack Of Awareness And Poverty Behind Malnutrition In India

Short maternal stature, extreme poverty, poor dietary diversity and mother’s lack of education are among the risk factors for malnutrition in children in India.

Indian Scientists Urged to Use Biotechnological Tools to Address Malnutrition

Indian Scientists Urged to Use Biotechnological Tools to Address Malnutrition

Dr. Harsh Vardhan, Union Minister for Science and Technology, says that biotechnological tools should be put increased use to address the problem of malnutrition.

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Over 500 Children Dead and 1.7 Million at Risk of Malnutrition in Yemen: UNICEF

Over 500 Children Dead and 1.7 Million at Risk of Malnutrition in Yemen: UNICEF

The number of children under five at risk of severe acute malnutrition has tripled in 2015, with 537,000 children now at risk.

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Government Schemes Implemented To Combat Malnutrition Among Women In India

Government Schemes Implemented To Combat Malnutrition Among Women In India

In India the Ministry of Women & Child Development is implementing programs such as ICDS, RGSEAG namely SABLA, IGMSY as direct targeted interventions.

Malnutrition to Obesity - The Big Leap

Malnutrition to Obesity - The Big Leap

Obesity is the root cause of problems like diabetes, heart disease, stroke, arthritis and gall bladder disease. A serious look at our strategies is needed to tackle this fast growing epidemic.

Foetal Malnutrition can Damage the Growth of Muscles in Your Newborn Child

Foetal Malnutrition can Damage the Growth of Muscles in Your Newborn Child

Foetal malnutrition can lead damage the growth of muscles in your newborn child. Studies have found a link between foetal malnutrition and low birth weight.

New Tool may Help Reduce Rates of Malnutrition in Hospitals

New Tool may Help Reduce Rates of Malnutrition in Hospitals

The MAT is a 17-question survey designed to identify why an individual patient is not eating well and also provides information to improve unit-wide practices.

Top 5 Nutritious Foods For Your Baby

Top 5 Nutritious Foods For Your Baby

Foods for your baby need to contain different nutrients for its growth and development. Know different forms in which foods can be introduced and enjoyed.

Sarcopenia is the loss of skeletal muscle mass, strength and function associated with the aging process.

Marasmus / Protein-Energy Malnutrition

Marasmus / Protein-Energy Malnutrition

Marasmus is a severe potentially life-threatening form of malnutrition caused by a diet deficient in calories and proteins. There is significant wasting of fats, muscles, and tissues of the body leading to a "skin and bones" appearance.

Top 10 Healthy Weight Gain Foods for Kids

Top 10 Healthy Weight Gain Foods for Kids

Underweight and malnourished kids are at an increased risk of infections and poor immunity. Read the article to know 10 best healthy foods that promote weight gain in children. Learn about safe weight gain tips too.

Kwashiorkor (Protein Malnutrition)

Kwashiorkor (Protein Malnutrition)

Kwashiorkor is caused by severe protein malnutrition and is characterized by collection of fluid (edema) in the legs and belly. Kwashiorkor can be prevented by consuming a nutritious diet.

Malnutrition Awareness Week: Breaking the Cycle of Malnutrition

Malnutrition Awareness Week: Breaking the Cycle of Malnutrition

Malnutrition Awareness Week highlights the importance of proper nutrition and the devastating effects of malnutrition on individuals, communities, and societies.