Starved futures in the Gaza Strip: long-term outcomes of childhood malnutrition as a humanitarian emergency

Summary box Malnutrition in Gaza is a man-made nutritional crisis shaped by structural violence and deprivation, with irreversible consequences on neurodevelopment and intergenerational health.

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BMJ Global Health
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2026-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjgh-2025-022254
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Health and Conflict Studies
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Starved futures in the Gaza Strip: long-term outcomes of childhood malnutrition as a humanitarian emergency

Maha Rabayaa, Doha Rabaya
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Health and Conflict Studies
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Starved futures in the Gaza Strip: long-term outcomes of childhood malnutrition as a humanitarian emergency

Maha Rabayaa, Doha Rabaya
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Abstract

Summary box Malnutrition in Gaza is a man-made nutritional crisis shaped by structural violence and deprivation, with irreversible consequences on neurodevelopment and intergenerational health.

BMJ Global HealthVol. 11(1)
An-Najah National University (PS), Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University (TR)
Zero hunger
Openalex Percentile: Top 1%
Health and Conflict Studies
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