Abstract: This study was conducted to assess the nutritional status of school aged children (6-17 years) in Makurdi, capital of Benue State-Nigeria. Compared to NCHS/WHO standard, mean BMI (body mass index) of school children in Makurdi was inferior at all ages. The prevalence rate of undernutrition was (50.66%) and schools located in the slum parts of Makurdi (C.A.C wadata and L.G.E.A Wurukum) recorded the highest rate of undernutrition with (78.33%) and (73.33%) respectively. Males recorded a relatively high rate of undernutrition 162 (57.44%) than females 142 (44.65%). The study reveals that the average of school child in Makurdi is undernourished. Poor nutrition of children do not only affects the cognitive development of children but a...
The study assessed nutritional status of primary school pupils using anthropometrics in Nsukka Local...
Background: Undernutrition remains the largest contributor to the global disease burden. Different f...
Background: Majority of school children lack adequate amount of food, thereby inducing malnutrition,...
Objective: The objective of this study was to assess the nutritional status of primary school childr...
Background: No information exists on the nutritional status of primary school children residing in M...
Background: Undernutrition constitutes major health problems among school children in Nigeria. Schoo...
Background: Malnutrition in children remains a global health problem in developing countries includi...
Background: Physical growth of a child is a reflection of its state of nutrition. In some developing...
This is a descriptive survey that was carried out to assess the nutritional status of school pupil i...
Background: The survival and wellbeing of children is largely dependent on nutrition. Malnutrition i...
Body mass index (BMI), defined as weight in kilograms divided by height in meter square, is a reliab...
Background: Obesity and overweight are emerging major health problems in developing countries in the...
No information exists on the nutritional status of primary school children residing in Makurdi, Nige...
Background: Nutrition plays a key role in child development and performance. Nutritional status of ...
Abstract: This study assessed the nutritional status of nursery school children aged 2-6 years in Ob...
The study assessed nutritional status of primary school pupils using anthropometrics in Nsukka Local...
Background: Undernutrition remains the largest contributor to the global disease burden. Different f...
Background: Majority of school children lack adequate amount of food, thereby inducing malnutrition,...
Objective: The objective of this study was to assess the nutritional status of primary school childr...
Background: No information exists on the nutritional status of primary school children residing in M...
Background: Undernutrition constitutes major health problems among school children in Nigeria. Schoo...
Background: Malnutrition in children remains a global health problem in developing countries includi...
Background: Physical growth of a child is a reflection of its state of nutrition. In some developing...
This is a descriptive survey that was carried out to assess the nutritional status of school pupil i...
Background: The survival and wellbeing of children is largely dependent on nutrition. Malnutrition i...
Body mass index (BMI), defined as weight in kilograms divided by height in meter square, is a reliab...
Background: Obesity and overweight are emerging major health problems in developing countries in the...
No information exists on the nutritional status of primary school children residing in Makurdi, Nige...
Background: Nutrition plays a key role in child development and performance. Nutritional status of ...
Abstract: This study assessed the nutritional status of nursery school children aged 2-6 years in Ob...
The study assessed nutritional status of primary school pupils using anthropometrics in Nsukka Local...
Background: Undernutrition remains the largest contributor to the global disease burden. Different f...
Background: Majority of school children lack adequate amount of food, thereby inducing malnutrition,...