die for lack of nourishment

Malnutrition and hunger relentlessly stalk communities in some areas of Kenya, while in others, diabetes, heart disease, and obesity are just one bite away."VOA-T193", "2397768"

occur due to nutritional deficiency

disease due to nutritional deficiency

anemia caused by a lack of nourishment

undernourished person

a nutrient-deprived environment

undernourished skin

promote poor nutrition

reduce the number of undernourished people

A study in the 1970s, when they were young army recruits, found no difference in intelligence between the famine and control groups."VOA-T405", "2230286"

"We think this is sort of an indication that as the central nervous system is being formed in the first part of pregnancy, that maybe something goes wrong due to the lack of nutrients, that the central nervous system isn't really well constructed or ［is］ more sensitive to aging."VOA-T405", "2181580"

"And we found that the people who were exposed to the famine in the beginning of pregnancy, that they performed worse on these tasks," de Rooij explained."VOA-T405", "2161632"

"Under nourished children and those not exclusively breast-fed for the first six months of life are at high risk of developing pneumonia and other disease as well," she said."VOA-T139", "2180553"

"We thought we'd find all malnutrition, but what we found was the paradox."VOA-T343", "2181584"

Once common in Europe and the United States, cases of obstetric fistula now occur almost entirely in the developing world where poor nutrition and girls giving birth before their pelvis is fully developed contribute to the risks."VOA-T192", "2422649"

But previous research has show physical health differences including increased obesity, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes among the famine babies."VOA-T405", "2272961"

The children of those pregnancies, the so-called Dutch famine birth cohort, have been followed closely in the decades since."VOA-T405", "2477569"

The report says five risk factors -- poor childhood nutrition, unsafe sex, alcohol, bad sanitation and hygiene, and high blood pressure -- are responsible for one quarter of deaths worldwide every year."VOA-T140", "2502580"

In the latest research, done when the famine babies were in their late 50s, Susanne de Rooij and colleagues at the University of Amsterdam tested them for early signs of dementia."VOA-T405", "2366396"

severe malnutrition

be terribly underfed

be severely undernourished

WHO also warns that in developing countries, poor nutrition is a significant health risk but obesity and being overweight are even greater risks in richer countries because they cause more deaths than being underweight."VOA-T140", "2550729"

Susanne de Rooij says she and other researchers will continue to follow the children of the World War II era famine as they age, to learn more about the effect of malnutrition during pregnancy."VOA-T405", "2457922"

De Rooij's study wasn't designed to show the specific cause of any differences they discovered, but she says the fact that those most affected suffered malnutrition early in their gestation suggests one possibility."VOA-T405", "2283662"

UNICEF reports the global financial crisis and unstable food prices are increasing poverty and malnutrition."VOA-T240", "2547064"

On the other hand, the number of people suffering from lack of nourishment and famine is approximately 1 billion, and among them, approximately 350-400 million people are children.〔【出典】Hiragana Times, 2008年1月号◆【出版社】株式会社ヤック企画 〕"HT255023", "2421915"

Rising poverty and malnutrition - one of the spinoffs of the global economic crisis - has prevented many children from attending school."VOA-T232", "2438616"

It is a common perception that malnourishment of children, under-nutrition is a profound issue in Africa."VOA-T053", "2373998"

She says children there are at risk of severe and acute malnutrition."VOA-T240", "2444479"

secondary deficiency《医》

For decades, the East African country's healthcare system has focused on battling malnutrition and communicable diseases such as malaria, tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS, dubbed "diseases of the poor.""VOA-T193", "2298281"

Health experts are also concerned about hungry people eating contaminated food, and that the weakened immune systems of so many malnourished people could make them even more vulnerable to disease."VOA-T218", "2317952"

Half people overnourished, half undernourished," he said."VOA-T343", "2306730"

The group says malnutrition causes the deaths of between 3.5 million and 5 million children every year."VOA-T191", "2487518"

Many people were thin and undernourished."VOA-T343", "2399455"

Any marginal changes in the weather, she says, can drive thousands of children into a situation of severe and acute malnutrition."VOA-T240", "2252720"

Fat paunches have lean pates.〔ことわざ〕

chronic undernourishment

be chronically undernourished

A new study suggests that extreme malnutrition early in pregnancy may put a child at risk for Alzheimer's Disease decades later."VOA-T405", "2227834"

Malnutrition in Pregnancy May Set Stage for Alzheimer's"VOA-T405", "2397769"

The first group of migrants from Okinawa showed symptoms such as high fever, possibly because of a heat wave and malnutrition.〔【出典】Hiragana Times, 2009年10月号◆【出版社】株式会社ヤック企画 〕"HT276008", "2485066"

Researchers have compared them in a series of studies with a control group of children born immediately before and after, to explore the long-term effects of their mothers' malnutrition during pregnancy."VOA-T405", "2437846"

severe undernutrition