Objectives Supporting small and nutritionally at-risk (potentially malnourished) infants under
six months is a global health priority, albeit with a weak evidence-base. To inform policy and …

A poor understanding of malnutrition burden is a common reason for not prioritizing the care
of small and nutritionally at-risk infants aged under-six months (infants u6m). We aimed to …

Anthropometric prevalence indicators such as stunting, wasting, and underweight are widely-
used population-level tools used to track trends in childhood nutrition. Threats to the validity …

Background Low birthweight (LBW) babies (< 2.5 kg) are at higher risk of mortality and
weight for height z score is currently recommended for identifying infants at risk of mortality …

Background: Infants under the age of six months are considered to have severe acute
malnutrition if their weight for length Z-score is below-3 standard deviations (SD) and/or they …

Background In 2014, one-third of child deaths occurring in South African hospitals were
attributed to severe acute malnutrition. This study sought to determine demographic, family …

A series of consultations in India between 2018 and 2021 has guided the adaptation of the
MAMI Care Pathway Package (an integrated care model) to the Indian context, to strengthen …