Approximately one in five children worldwide suffers from childhood malnutrition and its
complications, including increased susceptibility to inflammation and infectious diseases …

Background Severe childhood malnutrition impairs growth and development short-term, but
current understanding of long-term outcomes is limited. We aimed to identify studies …

Neurodevelopmental delay, neurodisability, and malnutrition interact to contribute a
significant burden of disease in global settings. Assessments which are well integrated with …

Approximately 1 out of 5 children worldwide suffers from childhood malnutrition or stunting
and associated health conditions, including an increased susceptibility to infections and …

Objectives To evaluate IQ and academic skills in adults who experienced an episode of
moderate-to-severe infantile malnutrition and a healthy control group, all followed since …

Malnutrition continues to be recognized as the most common and serious form of children's
dietary disease in the developing countries and is one of the principal factors affecting brain …

The negative impact of stunting and severe underweight on cognitive neurodevelopment of
children is well documented; however, the effect of overweight/obesity is still unclear. The …

The early to middle childhood years are a critical period for child neurodevelopment.
Nutritional deficiencies, infection, and inflammation are major contributors to impaired child …

Neurologically impaired (NI) children are at increased risk of malnutrition due to several
nutritional and non-nutritional factors. Among the nutritional factors, insufficient dietary intake …

Brain development begins shortly after conception and continues throughout early
childhood and into adolescence and early adulthood. During the first 1,000 days …