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A Decade of Child and Maternal Malnutrition Research in Yemen (2015–2026): A Scoping Review and Evidence Gap Map

2026-07-30

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background More than a decade of protracted conflict and humanitarian crisis has made Yemen one of the world's most severe nutrition emergencies. Although a significant body of nutrition evidence has been generated since 2015, the literature remains fragmented and has never been comprehensively mapped. We conducted a scoping review and evidence gap map (EGM) of nutrition research in Ye...

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Literature Corpus work: d07597e6-1f0f-5097-a0c8-a93d117afe07
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-10513332/v1

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