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Meanings of severe malnutrition in English
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Usage of severe malnutrition in English
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NS was classified into: adequate, mild malnutrition, moderate malnutrition and severemalnutrition.
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This did not happen, and by April severemalnutrition was common.
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These cytokine responses were largely unaltered by either severemalnutrition or HIV coinfection.
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This month she is treating more than 40 pregnant women with severemalnutrition.
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In some, starvation deaths and severemalnutrition have been reported.
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The resulting severemalnutrition can cause death in early infancy.
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United Nations agencies define levels of more than 10 percent severemalnutrition as an emergency.
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We tested the hypothesis that systemic inflammation underlies the pathogenesis of severemalnutrition in HIV-infected children.
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Four out of 10 children diagnosed with malaria by MSF also had severemalnutrition, complicating their treatment.
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In one room a mother in black crouched on a bed, feeding a five-year-old child with severemalnutrition.
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Independent associations between baseline biomarkers and subsequent hospitalization for severemalnutrition were identified using multivariable fractional polynomial logistic regression.
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Objectives: A proportion of HIV-infected children with advanced disease develop severemalnutrition soon after antiretroviral therapy (ART) initiation.
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The estimated death risk was 9.45 times higher in patients with moderate and severemalnutrition.
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We further investigated whether these responses are altered by HIV coinfection or severemalnutrition and whether cytokine responses predict inpatient mortality.
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In addition to treating the underlying disease, the management of complications including profuse diarrhoea, severemalnutrition and gastrointestinal bleeding is paramount.
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At least 43 babies died of severemalnutrition at two Sisters of Nazareth children's homes in Belfast in a single year.