malnutrition

Malnutrition among children is rising in many of the countries.

Malnutrition is a leading cause of death among children under 4.

Her two young children died of malnutrition in the civil war, she said.

Another woman had died just minutes earlier of disease and malnutrition.

Many died as a result of the poor living conditions and malnutrition.

Here he began his work on malnutrition and brain development.

Then, the health problems of American children were linked to malnutrition.

"And for the first time we're seeing cases of malnutrition."

Within a season, your people will become weak from malnutrition.

He was also suffering from malnutrition during his later life.

He was found dead two days later from malnutrition and exposure.

There have been no reported cases of malnutrition in the camp.

One of them is malnutrition among rural children in China.

Malnutrition affected 24 percent of children under five years old.

She was found to have been suffering from malnutrition at the time of her death.

Malnutrition is their immediate problem, but not the most serious.

These areas have the highest malnutrition rates in the world.

Malnutrition is a medical condition, not just a lack of food.

As a result, his father died of hunger and malnutrition.

On average 15 children are admitted every month with malnutrition.

She made a special study of malnutrition in children and its remedies.

Malnutrition is when a person does not get the nutrition they need to live.

In one village alone 50 children died last summer from malnutrition or related problems.

Many women and children were all either starving or had died from malnutrition.

The state has 73 million people, and the bank said about 30 percent of the children suffer from malnutrition.