Intergenerational Consequences of Malnutrition

Exploring the short-term and long-term impacts of malnutrition on mortality, morbidity, disability, cognitive development, health, and economic productivity. Investigating the underlying and immediate causes such as inadequate dietary intake, disease, household food insecurity, and inadequate food, feeding, and care practices. Delving into the basic causes including inadequate access to services, financial and human resources, and the socioeconomic, cultural, and political context.

• Malnutrition Consequences
• Intergenerational Impact
• Causes of Malnutrition
• Public Health
• Socioeconomic Factors

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1. Intergenerational Consequences

2. Short-Term Consequences Mortality, morbidity, disability

3. Long-Term Consequences Cognitive development, health, economic productivity

4. Maternal and Child Undernutrition

5. Immediate Causes

6. Inadequate dietary intake

7. Disease

8. Underlying Causes

9. Household food insecurity

10. Inadequate foods, feeding, and care practices

11. House, environment, health services

12. Basic Causes

13. Inadequate access to services

14. Inadequate financial and human resources

15. Socioeconomic, cultural and political context

16. Inadequate access to services