Biology · Public Health and Nutrition
A prominent non-nutritional underlying cause of childhood malnutrition in developing countries is:
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- 1Insanitary environment and repeated infections✓
- 2Adequate healthcare services
- 3Presence of PHCs in rural areas
- 4Mid-day school lunch programs
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Insanitary environment and repeated infections
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