Multiple Factors Contribute to Child Malnutrition in Malaysia Beyond Food Quantity
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This report highlights that child malnutrition in Malaysia is caused by a combination of factors including dietary quality, food security, feeding practices, socioeconomic conditions, and early-life health issues. The findings emphasize that simply consuming enough food is insufficient to address malnutrition effectively.
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