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    issue and although there are still some recorded incidents of drug abuse‚ the number of drug dependents in the Philippines has gradually decreased. One major health issue in the Philippines‚ is malnutrition. There have been studies conducted and accordingly‚ most of the Filipinos that suffer from malnutrition are the poor ones. The Philippine government‚ thru the Department of Social Welfare and Developments along with the Department of Health has provided projects to help poor Filipinos from starvation

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    to crucial decision making. In addition‚ their contribution to national and continental development process goes unnoticed and unrewarded. A report by the World Bank in 2000 identified gender as a key issue affecting three fundamental aspects of fighting poverty in Africa; opportunities‚ security and empowerment (World Bank‚ 2000). It also recognized the positive link between gender equality and economic growth. An excellent example is the observation that women prefer that Government spending be

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    cleansing Cambodia of all modern influences and creating a pure communist Cambodian society. He believed that the outside influences are destroying Cambodia. Pol Pot then spent years fighting enemies and rising to the top with purge after purge. The combined effects of evacuating villages‚ forced labor and malnutrition‚ and executions resulted in the deaths of two million of the Cambodian population during his leadership. As a result‚ Pol Pot turned against his own Cambodian people and made his country

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    following year (www.saintstephenschurch.com). “Picture 1” is a picture of me and my classmates getting ready to join the run. Providing good nutrition to children is a fundamental necessity that will improve the overall health of the child. Malnutrition in a huge problem all over the world‚ but sometimes we neglect to see it in our own communities. Statistics from 2010 show that 6.9 million children live with food insecurities and in Illinois 22.2 % of children live with food insecurities.  Childhood

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    By: nicole Poverty is an issue which society faces each day. It is a constant struggle that cannot be ignored. Defeating poverty would take great efforts and contributions from all. Canada and the third world are examples of countries which are experiencing poverty‚ yet each differ in different ways. Once seeing the multitudes of condominiums‚ expensive restaurants‚ and streets jammed with cars‚ one would never see Canada as a place suffering from hunger‚ lack of food or clothing. Yet poverty

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    A balanced diet is a diet that contains all the main nutrients in the correct amounts and proportions to maintain good health.  B. Malnutrition is the result of not eating a balanced diet. There may be: wrong amount of food: too little or too much  incorrect proportion of main nutrients  lacking in one or more key nutrients  Effects of malnutrition  1. Obesity - Too much food (carbohydrate‚ fat or protein)     2. Coronary heart disease   Too much saturated/animal fat in the

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    [pic] Food security is the condition in which everyone has access to efficient and affordable food‚ it can related on the concept of food security has undergone considerable changes in recent years. Food availability and stability were considered good measures of food security till seventies and achievements of self sufficiency was accorded high priority in the food policies of developing country . Through India was successful in achieving self- efficiency by increasing its food production and

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    the decision-making process (ANJ‚ 2008; NICE‚ 2005; Rafferty‚ 2007). The Waterlow screening tool includes Malnutrition Screening Tool (MST)‚ as evidence suggests that dehydration and malnutrition are related to pressure ulcers (Chamanga‚ 2010). However‚ NICE recommends that nutritional screening should only be carried out by healthcare professionals with appropriate skill and the Malnutrition Universal Screening Tool (MUST) should be taken for all patients including those who already have pressure

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    against the political errors and insincerities for which the fighting men are being sacrificed. Siegfried Sassoon‚ 3rd Batt: Royal Welsh Fusiliers‚ July‚ 1917. With the choice of opening statements‚ this encapsulates the sentiment that came home from Europe A world of class systems‚ the aristocracy and the working class. a divide so vast people could not see the other side. Following some of the greatest minds of the Victorian era actively fighting this status quo notably Charles Dickens

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    who suffer from food insecurity also endure adverse effects on their physical‚ behavioral and mental health‚ development‚ and academic achievement (Foodbank of Virginia‚ 2013). Additionally‚ poverty has been identified as a contributing factor in malnutrition and illnesses (Anderson & McFarlane‚ 2011). Children residing in food-insecure households have more difficulty concentrating in school than children who live in food-secure environments. These children often encounter grade repetition‚ absenteeism

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