下痢対策プログラムは,子供の栄養失調を軽減する可能性があるのでしょうか? バングラデシュの農村部からの観察

A Briend1, K Z Hasan, K M Aziz

  • 1International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh.

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まとめ

腹は,バングラデシュの幼い子供の成長に一時的に影響を及ぼします. しかし,子どもは非血性下痢から回復し,下痢のコントロールだけで長期的な栄養状態が改善する可能性は低いことを示唆しています.

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