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| I'm retired nexium 20 Africa may have lower rates of malnutrition than India because it is plagued by different diseases, they wrote. Malaria and HIV/AIDS, which are more prevalent in Africa, are far more likely to kill a child than to affect his or her nutrition. Meanwhile children in India, where 53 percent of people don’t use toilets or latrines, are more likely to be exposed to diarrheal disease, which affects a child’s ability to absorb nutrients. | |||