Sentence examples for malnutrition because of from inspiring English sources
The children and mothers who qualify for Wic are at risk of not only poverty but also malnutrition, because of a poor diet or a health condition.
Such patients were also suffering from dehydration and malnutrition because of a lack of injectable forms of vitamins and other nutritional substances, Dr. Pastore said.
2005 - UN warns that millions of people face severe malnutrition because of food shortages caused by drought and locust infestations.
Meanwhile, Love Child documents the tragic story of a South Korean couple whose baby died of malnutrition because of their addiction to online gaming.
Hundreds of thousands of children are at risk of severe malnutrition because of lack of food.
Even when children are well fed, they can still experience stunting and malnutrition because of poor water and sanitation.
TTR plasma levels can thus be used as a sensitive biochemical parameter of subclinical malnutrition, because both the synthesis of proteins as well as energy intake are reflected in its serum levels.
This year has seen a significant spike in acute malnutrition numbers because of insufficient rains, high food prices, armed conflict and insecurity.
Children in South Sudan remain in a dire and worsening malnutrition emergency because of the deteriorating food insecurity situation, the destruction of livelihoods as a result of the conflict and inaccessibility to many affected areas by humanitarian actors, as well as escalating food prices.
Women, who have to watch their children die of malnutrition because they can't afford another mouth to feed; women whose bodies are destroyed after giving birth to multiple children or because their bodies haven't fully developed; and women dying because they have resorted to desperate measures to end an unwanted pregnancy.
'Underweight' is the indicator that is used for malnutrition because it is one of the most visible and easily measured attributes, and because it correlates strongly with disease and premature death.
