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Comparison of beriberi cases in indigenous and non-indigenous people, Brazil, 2013 to 2018.
Beriberi is the clinical manifestation of severe and prolonged thiamine (vitamin B1) deficiency. It is a neglected disease that affects low-income populations facing food and nutrition insecurity.
Anne Karine Martins Assunção+7 more
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Rosenau, Milton J.+3 more
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Characteristics of Shoshin Beriberi, a Fulminant Cardiovascular Type of Beriberi.
E. Amiya, Hiroyuki Morita
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Two cases of infantile beriberi causing cardiorespiratory arrest in New Zealand
Two cases of infantile beriberi causing cardiorespiratory arrest in New Zealand Oliver Coleman , Leeyan Gilmour , Rebecca Smith, Isaac Bernhardt , Bryony Ryder, Emma Glamuzina and Wendy Hunter Department of Paediatrics, Nelson Hospital, Nelson ...
Oliver Coleman+6 more
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Early identification and treatment of Wernicke encephalopathy in an adolescent patient
Annals of the Child Neurology Society, Volume 2, Issue 1, Page 86-88, March 2024.
Divya Gupta, Janetta L. Arellano
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Análise espacial de casos e óbitos por beribéri e distribuição de tiamina, Brasil, 2014-2020
Objetivo: Realizar análise espacial da distribuição de tiamina, de casos notificados e de óbitos por beribéri no país, de 2014 a 2020. Métodos: Estudo ecológico com análise de distribuição espacial, com base em três bancos de dados: Sistema HÓRUS ...
Flávio Donalwan Sá Maximino+1 more
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Plant synthetic biology-based biofortification, strategies and recent progresses. [PDF]
This mini‐review highlights fi ve synthetic biology strategies to boost crop nutrition and alleviate the ‘hidden hunger’ resulting from vitamin and nutrient defi ciencies. These approaches offer precise, sustainable ways to engineer nutrient‐rich plants, providing innovative solutions to global malnutrition through biofortifi cation.
Wang K, Liu Z.
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Wernicke encephalopathy (WE) is an acute neurological syndrome caused by thiamine (vitamin B1) deficiency. This disorder manifests as a triad of gait ataxia, confusion, and vision abnormalities. The absence of a full triad does not rule out WE.
Lefika Bathobakae+4 more
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