Brittney S Lange-Maia, Bryan D James, Ana W Capuano, Francine Grodstein, Yi Chen, Lisa L Barnes
Everyday Discrimination Is Associated With Higher Odds of Hospitalizations Among Older African Americans
The journals of gerontology. Series A, Biological sciences and medical sciences
background stunting remains major public health issue developing countries like ethiopia termed chronic malnutrition leads morbidity mortality among children study aimed assess prevalence factors associated stunting among 6 59 months children ethiopia methods total weighted sample 34 930 children aged 6 59 months included study multilevel mixedeffect logistic regression carried median odds ratio mor intra class correlation coefficient icc calculated adjusted odds ratio along 95 confidence interval reported statistical significance declared pvalue 05 results weighted prevalence stunting ethiopia 483 95 ci 478 488 male increased age multiple births twin less 2 years birth interval history diarrhea anemia lack maternal paternal formal education poor middlewealth status living rural areas significantly associated stunting conclusions prevalence stunting high ethiopia risk factors mentioned increase likely hood stunting among children therefore recommend responsible bodies place greater emphasis priority promoting parental education awareness impact birth interval child nutrition prevention childhood diarrhea anemia improving household economic status reducing ruralurban disparities