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Vol. 13 No. 6 (2017)
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ORIGINAL RESEARCH
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HOANG VP, LE DT, TRAN TN, NGUYEN ST. ZINC DEFICIENCY STATUS AND RELATED FACTORS IN CHILDREN AGED 36-59 MONTHS WHO WERE STUNTED AND AT RISK OF STUNTING IN THANH LIEM DISTRICT, HA NAM PROVINCE, 2015. Tạp chí Dinh dưỡng và Thực phẩm. 2017;13(6):5-11. Accessed November 24, 2024. https://tapchidinhduongthucpham.org.vn/index.php/jfns/article/view/540

ZINC DEFICIENCY STATUS AND RELATED FACTORS IN CHILDREN AGED 36-59 MONTHS WHO WERE STUNTED AND AT RISK OF STUNTING IN THANH LIEM DISTRICT, HA NAM PROVINCE, 2015

Van Phuong HOANG, Danh Tuyen LE, Thuy Nga TRAN1, Song Tu NGUYEN
1 National Institute of Nutrition

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Abstract

Malnutrition in combination with micronutrient deficiencies is very common, especially
zinc deficiency. A cross-sectional study was conducted among 501 children aged 36-59
months, who were stunted and at risk of stunting to determine zinc deficiency status and some
related factors. The result showed that the prevalence of zinc deficiency was 75.6%, at the
high level of public health significance. The mean serum zinc concentration was 8.7 ±1.9
μmol/L. The prevalence of zinc deficiency was similar in children aged 36-47 months (75.9%)
and 48-59 months (75.5%). Stunting and underweight increased the risk of zinc deficiency
2.1 times more compared to normal children (p <0.01). Serum zinc concentration in stunted
and underweight children was statistically significantly different from the normal children (p
<0.05). Linear multivariable regression showed that stunting was associated with serum zinc
concentration (p <0.01). Therefore, zinc deficiency is a serious public health problem in Thanh
Liem. In order to improve stunting status, there should be measures to address zinc deficiency

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Keywords

Zinc deficiency, children under 5 year old, related factors, stunting

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