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Prevalence and Epidemiological Determinants of Malnutrition Among Under-Fives in an Urban Slum, Nagpur

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Table 1:- Age & gender distribution of study  population (n=150)
Table 2 shows prevalence of underweight,  stunting and wasting. It was seen that 45(35%)  children were underweight and 24(16%) were  severely underweight, 34(22.7%) children were  stunted and 44(29.3%) were severely stunted,  19(12.7%) were wasted and 12(
Table 5:- Association between risk factors and malnutrition

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