Meanings of undernourishment in English

After all, India has worse rates of child undernourishment than sub-Saharan Africa.

In Fiji, the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu and Kiribati, undernourishment was down slightly.

They found that old John Evans has died of cold & undernourishment.

I was reminded how our precious children died of malaria, parasites, and undernourishment.

More than 23 percent of the region's population suffers from undernourishment.

They do not want a postwar America which suffers from undernourishment or slums-orthe dole.

Hunger and undernourishment are part of that spectre.

The war used him up, I reckon, and anxiety and undernourishment used up his wife and children.

In areas experiencing protracted conflicts, the rate of undernourishment in children is about two to three times higher.

The Pacific is the only region in the world where undernourishment has increased in the past 12 years.

We hear of cases of undernourishment.

Of these 3.7 million suffer from undernourishment, including 1.3 million children under the age of five.

In children living in low-income and middle-income countries, undernourishment and repetitive gastrointestinal infections are associated with the failure of oral vaccines.

Its impact on TB care has been immediate - under-detection of a disease that is exacerbated by undernourishment, according to the health ministry.

Who can compute their sum total of human misery, of preventable disease, of undernourishment, of pain that might all too easily he alleviated?

Photo: 123rf She adds that under-eating is as bad for you as over-eating, and that especially among older adults, undernourishment is a huge problem.