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期刊名:Philosophical transactions of the royal society b-biological sciences

缩写:PHILOS T R SOC B

ISSN:0962-8436

e-ISSN:1471-2970

IF/分区:5.3/Q1

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Min Kyaw Htet,Mifa Nurfadilah,Anouschka S Ramsteijn et al. Min Kyaw Htet et al.
Previous studies have compared the microbiota profiles of stunted and non-stunted children. However, how these profiles interact with dietary patterns is not completely understood. To assess differences in microbial diversity, composition a...
Isobel L Gabain,Hilary Davies-Kershaw,Todd S Rosenstock et al. Isobel L Gabain et al.
As of 2025, an estimated 150.2 million children under 5 years globally were stunted-falling more than two standard deviations below the World Health Organization (WHO) Child Growth Standards median. Helminth infections represent a potential...
Min Kyaw Htet,Mifa Nurfadilah,Tiffany C Angelin et al. Min Kyaw Htet et al.
Poor gut health, characterized by persistent immune activation and increased intestinal permeability, is considered a significant underlying cause of impaired child growth. This study aimed to investigate effects of environmental enteric dy...
Nonsikelelo Hlongwa,Kate Rich,Paul Kelly et al. Nonsikelelo Hlongwa et al.
The causes of childhood stunting remain debated, with emerging evidence highlighting the complexity of poverty-related mechanisms. While nutrition, healthcare and sanitation have traditionally been viewed as the primary drivers of stunting,...
Susannah Colt,Jennifer Friedman,Amaya Bustinduy Susannah Colt
Linear growth stunting increases a child's risk for mortality and lifelong morbidities. Understanding and preventing the causes of childhood stunting is a global health priority. The leading contributors to stunting are undernutrition and i...
Monica N Mweetwa,Paul Kelly,Joram Posma Monica N Mweetwa
Malnutrition still affects millions of children in Africa. Changes in the gut microbiome have been implicated in malnutrition, but there has been inconsistent nomenclature of microbes. This meta-analysis reviews the microbiome literature us...
Monica N Mweetwa,Kazi Ashan,Vanderlene Kung et al. Monica N Mweetwa et al.
Childhood malnutrition is linked to gut microbiome changes; however, most studies focus on faecal samples, while less is known about the small intestinal microbiome. Here, we characterized the duodenal microbiota of children in Zambia with ...
Lwin Mar Hlaing,Min Kyaw Htet,Rosalind Gibson et al. Lwin Mar Hlaing et al.
Iron deficiency, with or without anemia, remains a major public health concern among young children in Myanmar. While iron supplementation is widely recommended, its potential adverse effects on growth and gut microbiota warrant investigati...