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Undernutrition among children is a major public health problem in developing countries like India. The most commonly cited causative factors are food availability and dietary intake, breastfeeding, prevalence of infectious and parasitic diseases, access to health care, immunization against major childhood diseases, vitamin A supplementation, maternal care during pregnancy, water supply and sanitation, socio-economic status, and health-seeking behavior.(1) Children, especially the infants and toddlers, constitute the most disadvantaged group. The present study attempts to investigate the potentially modifiable distal and proximal factors that cause severe malnutrition in children under three years of age and suggests ways to mould them to their advantage.

indian journal of community medicine/indian journal of community medicine

Potentially modifiable micro-environmental and co-morbid factors associated with severe wasting and stunting in children below 3 years of age in Aligarh district