Pattanee Winichagoon
Pattanee Winichagoon
Pattanee Winichagoon
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10/20/2013Very wide variationBlack, et al, MCN 1, Lancet 2013;Global prevalence & trends in child malnutrition• Largest stunting reduction is in Asia:– 26% from 40% in 1990– Annual reduction rate of 2.1%• U5 stunting = 2.47x higher among lower quintile thanrichest quintile• Slight gender differences in prevalence (boys> girls)• Prevalence in rural areas = 1.5x of urban areas• Globally,– 16% = udeweight (36% reduction of 1990)– 8% = wasting (11% decline from 1990), but 70% U5wasting are in Asia, severe wasting highest in S-central Asia– Overwt/obesity 7%, expected to rise to 9.9% in 2025,most live in LMICs; Asia=5%, but # very high (17 mill)5