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    Muvandimwe Supervisor name: Catherine Kirk Project title: Examining the root causes of poor recovery from moderate acute malnutrition among children enrolled in a supplemental food program in a rural health center of Rwanda. PART 1. INTRODUCTION Background (provide a short description of how the problem was discovered, the magnitude of the problem, the significance of the problem) Malnutrition remains a big challenge and complex issue that needs special attention globally. In 2011, around 314…

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    I found myself in the dirt, my face baking in a dark hut with light peeking through the cracks, trying to form the fat tortillas with my hands in the way my new friends had taught me. This is beautiful I thought. I got to stare human vulnerability in the face and step into what it was like to try and survive in it. The El Salvadorian village I was in had enough corn and resources to almost comfortably provide for the community, even though the area was so remote. It was a moment of the challenge…

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    Malnutrition means the body isn’t receiving the right amounts of nutrients. This could mean that a person is getting too much or too little, but overall it’s described as an imbalance of nutrients. (Barker, Gout, & Crowe, 2011) Having malnutrition in the hospital means that the person 's body isn 't getting enough nutrients needed for the body. It can be “caused by not having enough to eat, not eating enough of the right things, or not being able to use the food that one does eat.”…

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    Gambia Case Study

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    Gambia has a serious malnutrition problem that needs attention. The dietary energy supply is barely meeting the population energy requirements and 30% of the population is undernourished, a proportion which has increased over the last decade. This malnourishment is due to low agricultural production, recurrent droughts and poverty. UNICEF is trying to help Gambia, but the problem lies in the imports, agricultural production and breast feeding techniques(UNICEF.org). The agricultural production…

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    Overfed Vs Undernourished

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    Third of People Worldwide Are Either Undernourished or Overweight.” First of all, there are major health deficits to being poorly fed or overweight. “Malnutrition comes in many forms…

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    hunger. Central African Republic (CAR) current population is about 4,737,423 but has tremendously decreased over the years because many of the people who live in Central Africa have died of hunger. Due to lack of education, poor agriculture, and malnutrition Central Africa suffers from extreme poverty and hunger. One of the factors that cause poverty in their country is the lack of education. By not having the proper resources and education, Central Africa lacks the opportunity for…

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    Modified Seeds Importance

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    health, after twenty years using transformed crops there is still no proof that these varied crops are harmful to human health. Genetically modified seeds may guide people to nourish themselves, causing less risk to human beings because they may malnutrition, improve plant characteristics and minimize environmental degradation, while promoting scientific innovation and reducing hunger in the world. The first reason to support the importance of genetically modified food is the engineered seeds…

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    In the article “The Impact of Malnutrition on Intelligence at 3 and 11 Years of Age: The Mediating Role of Temperament” the authors wanted to find out the effects of malnutrition on children’s intelligence and the role of temperament. In their hypothesis, they stated that “three aspects of malnutrition (stunting, wasting, and anemia) assessed at age 3 will be related to degradation of cognitive performance at ages 3 and 11 years, and also to an inhibited temperament at 3 years.” They tested…

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    Malnourished means to suffer from malnutrition and malnutrition can be further categorize into under nutrition (sub nutrition) or an over nutrition. People who suffer from malnourished or from under nutrition are either because their diet does not provide them with enough calories and proteins in order for the support and growth, or they cannot completely digest the food they eat due to malnutrition problem. On other side people can also be malnourished due to over consumption of nutrition if…

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    Harvest a food donation company started and how much it has helped the Canadians. At the end of the article has a fun interactive slide show informing 56 different ways of reducing waste through technology. Ofori-Atta, Prince. "The Africa Report." Malnutrition Costs Ghana Economy $2, 6 Billion Annually. N.p., n.d. Web. 20 Oct.…

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