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Chronic Malnutrition Strikes More Than 40 Percent of Toddlers in Northern
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BIOENGINEER.ORGChronic Malnutrition Strikes More Than 40 Percent of Toddlers in Northern
In a rural district tucked into the highlands of southern Tigray, Ethiopia, nearly one in two toddlers is growing up too short for their age, a quiet but devastating signal of chronic malnutrition. A new community-based study has found that 42.3 percent of children between six and twenty-three months in Endamekoni District are stunted, a figure that exceeds both the national average and the threshold at which the World Health Organization declar…
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