「Malnutrition」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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| off villages in Chad, leading to a spike in | malnutrition among adults and children. |
| Combating | malnutrition and making food more affordable are pillars |
| f time, well over 2,000 prisoners died from | malnutrition and disease. |
| ressed, their condition deteriorated due to | malnutrition and hypothermia. |
| Suffering from exhaustion, | malnutrition, and disease, he was sent to Hanoi. |
| of these losses were the result of disease, | malnutrition and exhaustion. |
| e under his supervision, 12,500 died due to | malnutrition and disease. |
| He died of | malnutrition and beri-beri on December 1, 1943 while sti |
| aking the displaced extremely vulnerable to | malnutrition and disease. |
| t two weeks in a hospital being treated for | malnutrition and pneumonia. |
| Five of his brothers and sisters died of | malnutrition and disease before he reached seven years o |
| d been reduced to 32,817 due to deaths from | malnutrition and disease. |
| food or earn money to feed themselves, and | malnutrition and starvation became widespread. |
| Disease, | malnutrition, and the brutal conditions in the workplace |
| uffered from poor health possibly caused by | malnutrition and was withdrawn by his parents and sent t |
| l child, of a combination of the effects of | malnutrition and very poor medical care. |
| Spirulina (Spirulina Platensis) to counter | malnutrition and its severe negative impacts especially |
| Weakened by | malnutrition and ill-equipped for the Russian winter man |
| amp where large numbers died of disease and | malnutrition and were buried in mass graves nearby. |
| against medical guidelines for people with | malnutrition, and was the most likely cause of his death |
| that exists between poverty, food security, | malnutrition and the potential contribution of the potat |
| nd the lowering of human efficiency through | malnutrition and preventable morbidity, we feel that the |
| pidermal changes were secondary to profound | malnutrition as a result of protein-losing enteropathy. |
| She was found to have been suffering from | malnutrition at the time of her death. |
| ex (ISHI) is a tool to calculate hunger and | malnutrition at the regional level in India. |
| lse control, eating disorder and associated | malnutrition, attributed to psychogenic loss of appetite |
| of women lose their pregnancies because of | malnutrition, because of infection, because of poor fami |
| eir five month old infant allegedly died of | malnutrition, being fed only wheat grass, coconut water, |
| Malnutrition can also be caused by birth spacing, the fr | |
| It says | malnutrition can be a direct cause of death or cause fat |
| le working on the railway Urquhart suffered | malnutrition, cholera and torture at the hands of his ca |
| died in the duration from a combination of | malnutrition, continued exposure to harsh winter weather |
| s succumbed to the harsh winter climate and | malnutrition disease as they exhausted the limited natur |
| n killed, while the remainder suffered from | malnutrition, disease, oppression and even torture at th |
| that sum is based on the long-term cost of | malnutrition during childhood. |
| disease and | malnutrition, especially in the last months of the war ( |
| 0,000 children have been treated for severe | malnutrition, especially the most vulnerable -- children |
| m disease, and Watt was critically ill from | malnutrition for several years. |
| of the POW's in the Oeyama camp had died of | malnutrition, hard labour and torture when the war was o |
| small backpack of provisions, suffered from | malnutrition having been forced to cut and eat the tops |
| of people in Central African Republic face | malnutrition if the WFP cannot secure urgent funding. |
| or the use of Micro-algae Spirulina Against | Malnutrition, IIMSAM, in support of the United Nations M |
| d in squalor in the former homelands, where | malnutrition, illness, and infant mortality were much hi |
| This article refers to the situation of | Malnutrition in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. |
| This article refers to the situation of | Malnutrition in the Indian state of Kerala. |
| This article refers to the situation of | Malnutrition in the Indian state of Maharashtra. |
| This article refers to the situation of | Malnutrition in the Indian state of Karnataka. |
| rly administered, and many settlers died of | malnutrition in the first few months. |
| aths from disease (particularly typhus) and | malnutrition in a camp originally designed to hold about |
| owenstein's long-term studies of anemia and | malnutrition in pregnancy revealed that an unexpectedly |
| 1996 that said the only reason the rates of | malnutrition in South Asia are so high is the subjugatio |
| ergencies and to alleviate anemia caused by | malnutrition in pregnant mothers and children. |
| opriate measures: (c) To combat disease and | malnutrition, including within the framework of primary |
| Malnutrition increases the risk of anemia, maternal mort | |
| Malnutrition is a leading cause of death for children un | |
| Malnutrition is a medical condition, not just a lack of | |
| WHO says | malnutrition is responsible for one-third of the nearly |
| The WHO also states that | malnutrition is by far the biggest contributor to child |
| Malnutrition is a general term for a condition caused by | |
| Those who suffer from | malnutrition may never attain maximum physical and menta |
| e fields of pharmacokinetics, tumor related | malnutrition, metabolism, evidence-based medicine, and a |
| nd of Food At Work: Workplace Solutions for | Malnutrition, Obesity and Chronic Diseases (ILO, 2005). |
| at Via dei Serpenti 2. He died there of his | malnutrition on April 17, during Holy Week, in 1783 and |
| As a result of dispersal, | malnutrition, opium and diseases, it was widely believed |
| bumin levels can be an indicator of chronic | malnutrition or protein losing enteropathy. |
| n also occur with other conditions, such as | malnutrition or liver disease. |
| l causes", possibly heart failure caused by | malnutrition or improper medication, but other theories |
| However, the disease can also be caused by | malnutrition, poisoning, injury or general accidents dur |
| The combined effects of forced labour, | malnutrition, poor medical care and executions resulted |
| diarrhoeal and respiratory infections, and | malnutrition posed a threat to the population living alo |
| -operative kidney failure and pre-operative | malnutrition problems. |
| ization defines an emergency situation by a | malnutrition rate of 15 percent. |
| "We found that the | malnutrition rate is very high even compared to Niger wh |
| uera region, nutritionists told us that the | malnutrition rate has tripled in the region compared to |
| Terms of hard | malnutrition resulted in an acute impairment of health, |
| is usually resorbed during long periods of | malnutrition resulting in less cortical thickness. |
| period, and certainly it was one of severe | malnutrition, serious disease, crippling financial hards |
| other and with health-related factors like | malnutrition, structural violence, discrimination, stigm |
| So this cycle of | malnutrition that is caused by gender discrimination get |
| on and Jimmy White alluded to the fact that | malnutrition was the cause. |
| me back to England from the prison camp his | malnutrition was such that he broke both his arms on arr |
| should be distinguished from protein-energy | malnutrition, which can manifest as marasmus or kwashior |
| no died in 1946 due to the mass poverty and | malnutrition which was widespread in post-war Japan. |
| volunteers found that there was widespread | malnutrition, which was aggravated by the shortage of ri |
| ble and practical tests for protein-caloric | malnutrition, which is associated with heightened risks |
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