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STUNTING AND CHILD MALNUTRITION PROBLEM

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The price of malnutrition: Philippines loses P496 billion each year

By Dominique Nicole Flores | 7 days ago

The Philippines loses around P1.36 billion daily due to malnutrition, significantly impairing the growth of Filipino children,...

Business

EDITORIAL - Stunted

September 5, 2015 - 10:00am

If individuals with the 6’8” height of American basketball superstar LeBron James are rare in the Philippines, the gene pool is not the only culprit. Nutrition also plays a key role in body build, the...

Opinion

Short Pinoys? Blame poor nutrition

By Sheila Crisostomo | September 3, 2015 - 10:00am

With 3.6 million children considered to be short, the Philippines ranks ninth in the top 14 countries that have “stunted...

Headlines