Nutritional Status and Its Determinants Among Children Under Five in Remote Areas

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Cross-sectional survey identifies determinants of malnutrition among children under five, highlighting urgent needs.

The study revealed that 34.8% of children under five are stunted, indicating significant malnutrition issues.
Key determinants of malnutrition include low maternal education, poor sanitation, and insufficient dietary diversity.
A cross-sectional survey involving 250 children aged 6–59 months assessed nutritional status using WHO anthropometric indicators.
These findings underscore the need for targeted nutrition interventions and integrated development strategies in remote areas.

Suardika et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional survey identifies determinants of malnutrition among children under five, highlighting urgent needs.

The study revealed that 34.8% of children under five are stunted, indicating significant malnutrition issues.
Key determinants of malnutrition include low maternal education, poor sanitation, and insufficient dietary diversity.
A cross-sectional survey involving 250 children aged 6–59 months assessed nutritional status using WHO anthropometric indicators.
These findings underscore the need for targeted nutrition interventions and integrated development strategies in remote areas.

Suardika et al. (2025) studied this question.

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