Malnutrition in developing countries
作者： Christine V. Kramer , Stephen Allen
DOI: 10.1016/J.PAED.2015.04.002
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摘要: Abstract Although uncommon in industrialized countries, malnutrition children remains a scourge many developing countries. It was estimated that, 2012, 26% of the world's were stunted and almost 3% severely wasted. Forty-five percent all deaths aged under 5 years attributable to simple fact that they underweight. Malnutrition occurs most commonly Southern Asia sub Saharan Africa. The effective management severe acute (SAM) is huge challenge low resource healthcare settings. More prevention treatment needed urgently.
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