In African children, abnormal bacteria living in the gut are linked to severe malnutrition, say researchers. Within hunger-stricken communities, not all children fare the same. Some develop acute malnutrition, while others, even their brothers and sisters, may stay healthy. And some children respond well to treatment -- generally a peanut-based nutrient-rich supplement -- while for others, the benefits cease when the treatment does. To figure out ...Thursday, 31 January 2013
Link Between Acute Malnutrition and Gut Microbes Identified
In African children, abnormal bacteria living in the gut are linked to severe malnutrition, say researchers. Within hunger-stricken communities, not all children fare the same. Some develop acute malnutrition, while others, even their brothers and sisters, may stay healthy. And some children respond well to treatment -- generally a peanut-based nutrient-rich supplement -- while for others, the benefits cease when the treatment does. To figure out ...
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