Santos, M.P. et al.

doi:10.1002/jsfa.12995

Summary

Research article addressing Hidden hunger – a narrative review (Global scope). Describes approach and implications for (Drivers and consequences of hidden hunger; double burden of malnutrition; measures: Synthesises epidemiological and mechanistic evidence on micronutrient deficie…). Relevant to nutrition & health decision-making, with UK notes: Useful framing for UK debates…

Regional applicability

Useful framing for UK debates on nutrient-dense diets and socio-economic gradients in diet quality.

Key measures

Synthesises epidemiological and mechanistic evidence on micronutrient deficiencies and their determinants

Outcomes reported

Drivers and consequences of hidden hunger; double burden of malnutrition

Theme: Nutrition & health
Subject: Food security & global nutrition
Study type: Systematic Review
Study design: Narrative review
Source type: Peer-reviewed study
Status: Published
Geography: Global
System type: Food supply chain
DOI: 10.1002/jsfa.12995
Catalogue ID: XL0002

Topic tags

micronutrient-enriched yogurt vitamin biofortification starter culture viability milk fermentation physicochemical stability

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Hidden hunger – a narrative review