2012
DOI: 10.3945/ajcn.111.026070
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Predictors of maternal and child double burden of malnutrition in rural Indonesia and Bangladesh

Abstract: Double burden is not exclusive to urban areas. Future policies and interventions should address under- and overweight simultaneously in both rural and urban developing country settings.

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“…Household size has been linked to household dual burden in other transitioning populations (Oddo et al, 2012). Within the context of stunting it seems counter-intuitive that larger families have children with more adiposity.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Household size has been linked to household dual burden in other transitioning populations (Oddo et al, 2012). Within the context of stunting it seems counter-intuitive that larger families have children with more adiposity.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Household characteristics including family size, poverty levels, and sources of drinking water have been explored in analysis and found to be significant predictors for child malnutrition [21]. Other studies have highlighted the importance of household sanitary facilities and pre-natal maternal nutritional status as increasing the prevalence of malnutrition [22].…”
Section: Processing Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…18 Hasil penelitian juga tidak sejalan dengan penelitian lainnya yang melaporkan adanya hubungan antara besar keluarga dengan pola asuh dan status gizi balita 4 dan hasil penelitian lain yang menyebutkan adanya hubungan antara besar keluarga dengan malnutrisi pada balita dan kematian akibat malnutrisi. 19 Tidak adanya hubungan antara besar keluarga dengan status gizi balita pada penelitian ini dikarenakan lebih dari separuh jumlah balita (58,7%) tinggal dalam keluarga besar yang beranggotakan lebih dari 4 orang. Selain itu, ada kecenderungan yang hamper sama pada kelompok kasus dan kontrol yaitu tinggal dalam lingkungan keluarga besar (54,3%).…”
Section: Besar Keluargaunclassified