Within conventional scientific and policy analyses of malnutrition in all its forms, three forms
of malnutrition are commonly distinguished: under-nutrition, micronutrient deficiencies and …

The term “triple burden of malnutrition” refers to the coexistence of undernutrition (stunting
and wasting), micronutrient deficiencies (often termed hidden hunger), and overnutrition …

Background: While child undernutrition is improving overall, different population groups are
experiencing different outcomes. What sets some groups apart is their experience of the …

The burden of malnutrition presents itself in multiple, complex, and connected ways.
Malnutrition does not always imply hunger or famine and is manifest in many forms, ranging …

The major threat to human societies posed by undernutrition has been recognised for
millennia. Despite substantial economic development and scientific innovation, however …

This commentary describes and analyses how approaches to public health nutrition, and in
particular child malnutrition in less-resourced countries, have changed since the creation of …

As we enter the 21st century and the new millennium, malnutrition, acting either directly or
indirectly, remains the single most important factor impairing health and productivity of large …

ObjectiveTo promote the new field of 'public nutrition'as a means to address, in a more
efficient, sustainable and ethical manner, the world-wide epidemic of malnutrition …

That nutritional inequalities continue to proliferate at a global level requires new insight from
all disciplines, given their formation at the intersection of broader inequities in food, health …

Developing country food systems have changed dramatically since the Green Revolution
period. At the same time, malnutrition still represents a challenge and is now understood to …