Background Studies assessing the association between short birth interval, a birth-to-birth
interval of less than 33 months, and under-five undernutrition have produced inconclusive …

Child malnutrition remains a significant concern in the Asia‐Pacific region, with short birth
intervals recognised as a potential risk factor. However, evidence of this association is …

Background Stimulating care during childhood is the foundation for optimal health, learning,
productivity, and social well-being throughout the life course. In addition, malnutrition is a …

Background Nutritional disorder is an ongoing public health threat in Low-and Middle-
Income Countries (LMICs) which is assumed to be higher among children born in shorter …

Background Short birth interval, defined as a birth-to-birth interval less than 33 months, is
associated with adverse maternal and child outcomes. Evidence regarding the association …

Background Nutritional status of children influences their health status, which is a key
determinant of human development. In Ethiopia, 28% of child mortality is caused by under …

Background The study of birth interval is important for maternal and child health. The long
birth interval is favorable for maternal, child health, and nutritional outcomes. The present …

Background Undernutrition remains the major public health concern in Ethiopia and
continues as the underlying cause of child mortality. However, there is a scarcity of …

Background Child undernutrition is a major public health problem in low income countries.
Prospective studies of predictors of infant growth in rural low-income country settings are …

Background Stunting, which describes a small height for one's age, is an indicator of chronic
malnutrition. It develops mainly as a result of prolonged food deprivation or a chronic …