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the malnutrition
noun
A lack of adequate nourishment.
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"The malnutrition rate was too high.
Singh describes the malnutrition levels as "a matter of national shame".
According to Rajat Madhok, of UNICEF, the cholera crisis and the malnutrition are unprecedented.
The common result is diarrhoea, which in turn worsens the malnutrition.
Beyond the malnutrition and suicide, there have also been attacks on the Guarani.
In the main hospital in the Yemeni port city of Hudaydah this August, the malnutrition ward overflowed with patients.
The malnutrition rates of refugees arriving in Ethiopia are 45% – three times the rate that constitutes an emergency.
In May, Klaus-Peter Klaiber, a visiting European Union ambassador, compared the malnutrition at Shibarghan to conditions at Auschwitz.
In his will, he spelled out how he thought the malnutrition facing one-fifth of Panama's children could be combated.
The World Food Programme says the malnutrition rate in South Sudan is 16%, which signals a permanent humanitarian emergency.
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The malnutrition-inflammation score (MIS) combines ten components to assess nutritional status.
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