Sentence examples for malnutrition problem from inspiring English sources

There is no malnutrition problem".

Biotechnologists are working to develop high-protein potatoes and high-nutrient rice that could help address the country's malnutrition problem.

The malnutrition problem is caused by the basic poverty of those who cannot afford healthy food, as well as poor hygiene and healthcare, the tradition of child marriage, and a web of other issues.

Iodine deficiency is a widespread micronutrient malnutrition problem, and the addition of iodine to table salt represents the most common prophylaxis tool.

Since half the world's population relies on rice as a daily staple, the researchers hope iron-rich rice could someday take a big bite out of a major malnutrition problem.

According to Willem Van Milinck and Nora Hobbes, the WFP representatives in Madagascar, a recent survey showed a "growing malnutrition problem" in children younger than five.

Aid workers admit that although Afghanistan is well known to have chronic malnutrition problems, evidence of an extreme nutrition crisis caught them by surprise.

"The devastation will have a direct consequence on the population [and] will increase the malnutrition problems, mainly for children," said Jean Pierre.

Thirty years after scientists first revealed they had created the world's first GM crop, hopes that their potential to ease global malnutrition problems may be realised at last.

It offers a sustainable solution to malnutrition problems by exploring natural genetic variation to develop mineral-dense crop varieties (Bouis 2003; Pfeiffer and McClafferty 2008).

Still, she points out that malnutrition is widespread in South Africa and, for that reason, "we should have a well-integrated public health and individual medical approach in addressing malnutrition problems associated with HIV/AIDS and active TB".