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    Poverty And Inequality

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    Each time you see images on TV and on the internet with hungry people, with no food, running water, often in tattered clothing and no shoes, living in mud houses in rundown communities (slums) you begin to have a sense of what poverty looks like. Poverty and mortality rates continues to increase throughout the world even though have these powerful images and great resources. TYPES OF POVERTY Poor- is who is simply due to lack of resources boar means, remains all the time struggling to meet their…

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    infant’s development is based on the amount of care given, love shown, and nutrient intake. Children that are found malnourished are not getting enough nutrients for their body to function properly, which leaves them with long term problems. Malnutrition can stop a child from growing, they can become…

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    of the poorest countries in the Western Hemisphere, it is not astonishing that poverty leads to poor health in the country. The country struggled with poor health for decades, and was further debilitated by the 7.0 magnitude earthquake in 2010. Malnutrition is a major problem in Haiti; especially in young children. Children are significantly malnourished by 6-11 months of age. Living in the lower class in Haiti, some do not have the income or privilege to take care of their families or visit the…

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    Vitamin and mineral deficiency is the source of the most massive ‘hidden hunger’ and malnutrition in the world today. Hidden hunger is a form of undernutrition that occurs when intake and absorption of vitamins and minerals (such as zinc, iodine, and iron) are too low to sustain good health and development. More than 2 billion people worldwide suffer from hidden hunger, more than double the 805 million people who do not have enough calories to eat (FAO, IFAD, and WFP 2014). Poor diet is a common…

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    leads to malnutrition, which “can result in negative physical outcomes such as inadequate growth, stunting, and wasting, as well as negative impacts on mental development”(Wendland, 2008). Despite the physical effects malnutrition is often “the underlying cause of death from routine infections and parasites”(Wendland, 2008). According to Food and Agriculture Organization, 6% of Togo suffers from malnutrition. Recent reports from UNICEF found northern Togo suffers from higher rates of…

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    Child Hunger A Silent Crisis

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    and Jeng, n.p.). Child hunger is a devastating problem communities all over the world face today. Malnutrition is the state of being unhealthy because of a shortage of food, or when people do not regularly eat balanced meals to keep the necessary nutrients in the body needed to stay healthy (Paraide, n.p.). With the shortage of food and children being hungry arises this complication of malnutrition and undernourishment, or…

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    A statistic from Enough Food for Everyone campaign shows that in every 15 seconds, a child dies from hunger (Renton, 2013). Malnutrition happens in some countries not because of unavailability of food only but because of unfair distribution of food. Governments work to solve this problem by establishing some organizations to take care of distributing the food around the country…

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    Burundi, which over seventy three of their population has malnutrition. The places in the world that are most affected by world hunger are Pakistan, with twenty eight million people that are hungry, and Nigeria, with nineteen million people that are hungry. Malnutrition is the effect of people not having enough food; there are two types of malnutrition: protein-energy malnutrition and micronutrient deficiency. Protein-energy malnutrition is the lack of calories and protein. This is important…

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    Nutrition Assessment

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    advised to feed the child with vitamin D rich foods, calcium and phosphorus foods. To obtain vitamin D, I will instruct the guardian should expose the child to sunlight, a natural source of vitamin D and consume milk and dairy products. In this case, malnutrition is the priority case. I will also refer the child to a dietician for further assessment and teaching of the guardian ways to keep the Child nourished with appropriate nutrients taking into consideration her cultural…

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    person do not have enough food and suffer of malnutrition. In developed country like France or the united…

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