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- Title
An Ecological Study: The Causations, Consequences, and Combatants of Malnourishment in Sub Sahara Africa.
- Authors
Maqsood, Hira
- Abstract
Background: The study expatiates major causation and consequences of malnourishment in Sub Sahara Africa and concurrently explores the efficacy of salubrious nutriment effectual in complying health requisite of indigent populaces. Methods: An ecological study circumscribes about underprivilege African territories enduring deplorable conditions and health-related challenges. Selects twenty States resides in Sub Sahara Africa, employing nonrandom nonproportional quota sampling, each reveal critically on considered causations and consequences of malnourishment. Followingly delve efficacy of combatant of malnourishment, by contrasting five North African Territories, each chief producer of healthy nutriment, against the rest of Africa. All considered variables characterizing causation, consequences, and combatant assessed inconsideration to malnourishment. Study articulated considering primary and secondary sources available online. Perform statistical analysis using SPSS 16. Complete compilation phase lasts for four months extend from June to September 2019. Conclusion: Insalubrious internal and external mal exposures considerably reprehensible for continuous acclivity in prevalence of malnourishment. Increase incidence in early ages impel health diminution in later phases of life. Incorporation of healthy regimen likely to halt grueling trends and execute populace healthy profiles.
- Subjects
SAHARA; AFRICA; STATISTICS; STUNTED growth
- Publication
Pakistan Journal of Public Health, 2020, Vol 10, Issue 1, p39
- ISSN
2225-0891
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.32413/pjph.v10i1.549