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Early Life Exposure to the Great Chinese Famine and Cardiometabolic Outcomes.
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Facing famine: Somali experiences in the famine of 2011
Food Policy, 2016 In 2011-12, Somalia experienced the worst famine of the twenty- first century. Since then, research on the famine has focused almost exclusively on the external response, the reasons for the delay in the international response, and the implications for international humanitarian action in the context of the "global war on terror." This paper focuses on
Jeeyon Janet Kim, Daniel Maxwell
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Annual Review of Nutrition, 1987
Famines are sustained, extreme shortages of food among discrete populations sufficient to cause high rates of mortality. Signs and symptoms of prolonged food deprivation include loss of fat and subcutaneous tissue, depression, apathy, and weakness, which progress to immobility and death of the individual, often from superimposed respiratory or other ...
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Famines are sustained, extreme shortages of food among discrete populations sufficient to cause high rates of mortality. Signs and symptoms of prolonged food deprivation include loss of fat and subcutaneous tissue, depression, apathy, and weakness, which progress to immobility and death of the individual, often from superimposed respiratory or other ...
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1970
SUMMARY Historically, the veterinary profession has played a significant role in the protection and maintenance of the food resources and public health of this nation. Considering the current state of malnutrition and starvation throughout the world and the ominous forecasts of too many people and too little food, something more than population ...
G H, Wyckoff, R D, Anderson
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SUMMARY Historically, the veterinary profession has played a significant role in the protection and maintenance of the food resources and public health of this nation. Considering the current state of malnutrition and starvation throughout the world and the ominous forecasts of too many people and too little food, something more than population ...
G H, Wyckoff, R D, Anderson
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Politics and the Life Sciences, 1991
For all the insights reported in the preceding article by Vestal, the author leaves the impression that he is dissatisfied that our current level of understanding adequately addresses the complexity of famine. Vestal's article ranges widely across the research on famine, provoking a revisitation of some controversies and inviting further thought on the
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For all the insights reported in the preceding article by Vestal, the author leaves the impression that he is dissatisfied that our current level of understanding adequately addresses the complexity of famine. Vestal's article ranges widely across the research on famine, provoking a revisitation of some controversies and inviting further thought on the
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