Childhood chronic undernutrition, known as stunting, remains a critical public health
problem globally. Unfortunately while the global stunting prevalence has been declining …

Background Stunting rates in children younger than 5 years are among the most important
health indicators globally. At the national level, malnutrition accounts for about 40% of under …

Introduction: Understanding the specific geospatial variations in childhood stunting is
essential for aligning appropriate health services to where new and/or additional nutritional …

Introduction Undernutrition is a serious global health issue, and stunting is a key indicator of
children's nutritional status which results from long-term deprivation of basic needs. Ethiopia …

India accounts for approximately one third of the world's total population of stunted
preschoolers. Addressing global undernutrition, therefore, requires an understanding of the …

Chronic childhood undernutrition, known as stunting, is an important population health
problem with short-and long-term adverse outcomes. Bangladesh has made strides to …

Child malnutrition is often the most common factor that causes child mortality rate. In the
study of child malnutrition, there is limited evidence on spatial analysis to identify spatial …

Objective Child malnutrition, comprising of undernutrition and obesity, is a global concern
with severe implications for survival, leading to acute and chronic diseases that adversely …

Understanding the specific geographical distribution of stunting is essential for planning and
implementing targeted public health interventions in high-burdened countries. This study …

Background Childhood stunting is a major public health problem globally, resulting in poor
cognition and educational performance, low adult wages, low productivity, and an increased …