Genetic variants related to homocysteine and folate metabolism are significantly associated with edematous severe childhood malnutrition, with a z-score of 3.2.
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Genetic variants related to homocysteine and folate metabolism are significantly associated with edematous severe childhood malnutrition, with a z-score of 3.2.
Early-life interventions can significantly influence long-term health, with critical windows impacting the development of NCDs in high-income countries.
The national prevalence of individual-level double burden of malnutrition among non-pregnant Ethiopian women is 8.4%, with higher rates in urban areas and the wealthiest quintile.
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