| 11. | Therefore, undernutrition can accumulate deficiencies in health which results in less productive individuals and societies
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| 12. | The ways in which undernutrition and micronutrient deficiency interact with other health effects are myriad.
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| 13. | "Fetal adaptations to undernutrition may permanently change metabolism, " the article said.
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| 14. | Undernourished mothers are more likely to birth stunted children, perpetuating a cycle of undernutrition and poverty.
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| 15. | Malnutrition including chronic undernutrition and acute malnutrition is known to have caused stunted growth in various populations.
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| 16. | The percentage of the population affected by undernutrition by country, according to United Nations statistics from 2012.
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| 17. | The moderate undernutrition found in the United States affects performance, but recovery is usually possible with adequate diet.
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| 18. | Stunting and other forms of undernutrition reduces a child s chance of survival and hinders their optimal growth and health.
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| 19. | To combat undernutrition, the WBG has partnered with UNICEF and the WHO to ensure all small children are fully fed.
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| 20. | Undernutrition and bias in access to food and health services leaves children less likely to attend or perform well in school.
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