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inequalities food allocation related social norms among household members significantly affect nutritional status wellbeing vulnerable members household adolescent girls study assesses association social norms related intrahousehold food allocation young adolescent girls thinness study involved 1083 pairs motherscaregivers young adolescent girls data collected using structured pretested questionnaire multilevel mixedeffect logistic regression analysis employed examine associations using statase v14 statistical software addition stratified analysis done investigate effect social norms thinness foodsecure foodinsecure households overall prevalence young adolescent girls thinness 1570 95 ci 13521786 young adolescent girls thinness associated motherscaregivers conformity inequitable intrahousehold food allocation social norms foodsecure households adjusted odds ratio aor 143 95 ci 114180 foodinsecure households nearly 16 adolescent girls thin mothersfemale caregivers conforming inequitable intrahousehold food allocation social norms compromise nutritional status adolescent girls particularly foodsecure households lack statistically significant association foodinsecure households hints need address inequality foodsecure households addressing food shortage improve nutritional status adolescents lowincome countries also recommend studies different sociocultural contexts fully gather evidence adopting appropriate policies practices