Titlebook: Diarrhea and Malnutrition; Interactions, Mechan Lincoln C. Chen,Nevin S. Scrimshaw (Institute Prof Book 1983 The United Nations University

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Effects of Acute Diarrhea on Absorption of Macronutrients During Disease and After Recoveryding of food as practiced in communities as a measure to control diarrhea, (b) loss of major nutrients as well as vitamins and minerals in the feces because of rapid transit or malabsorption, and (c) increased catabolism in response to infection.

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Diarrhea and Nutrient Requirementsh is an incomplete understanding of these requirements in healthy individuals.. Protein and energy requirements vary considerably as a function of age, sex, size of frame, rate of growth, activity, and genetic makeup.. The variation in requirements is likely to increase considerably when the effects

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Promotion of Breast-Feeding, Health, and Growth among Hospital-Born Neonates, and among Infants of a in way of life, (b) migration from rural to urban centers, (c) incorporation of women into the labor force (especially in industry), and (d) increase in stress, anxiety, and violence in transitional and modern societies. The marked decline in incidence and duration of breast-feeding throughout the

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Feeding Practices in Relation to Childhood Diarrhea and Malnutritionars of age in Asia, Africa, and Latin America suffer from acute diarrhea each year.. It has also been estimated that between 3 and 6 million in this age group die from acute diarrhea each year; 80% of these deaths occur in the first 2 years of life. Repeated attacks of diarrhea are thought to produc

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Environmental and Educational Interventions against Diarrhea in Guatemalaented and most devastating in young children.. Data presented and discussed in a workshop sponsored 10 years ago by the U.S. National Academy of Sciences. supported the concept that improved nutrition would result from the prevention of enteric infection and enteric diseases because (a) infections d

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Interactions of Diarrhea and Malnutrition malnutrition was noted to be a direct or underlying cause of most deaths.. In-depth longitudinal surveillance in rural Bangladesh has shown diarrhea to be responsible for 28.6% of all deaths in children under 5. Diarrhea accounted for 13.7% of all infant deaths, while among children 1 to 4 years of age, diarrhea was responsible for 44%..

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