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    SCURVY (20 time(s) downloaded)

    Host: whqlibdoc.who.int
    Filed under Malnutrition and Scurvy
    Outbreaks of scurvy, hitherto a relatively rare micronutrient deficiency disease, ... scurvy have also occurred in Sudan (1984, 1991), Somalia (1985) ... (download)

    Infantile Scurvy: A Historical Perspective (14 time(s) downloaded)

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    Scurvy, a disease of dietary deficiency of vitamin C, is uncommon today. Among diseases, scurvy has a rich history and an ancient past. ... (download)

    Scurvy Alive and Well? (12 time(s) downloaded)

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    Especially low intakes of vitamin C can result in scurvy , which is generally considered a disease of the past or possibly found only in specific risk groups such as ... (download)

    Adult scurvy (5 time(s) downloaded)

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    Unlike most animals, which form ascorbic acid by metabolizing glucose, humans require an exogenous source. Vitamin C occurs primarily in fruits and vegetables, and scurvy develops from ... (download)

    Vitamin C (4 time(s) downloaded)

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    From ancient times through the early nineteenth century, sailors and others deprived of fresh fruits and vegetables developed a disease called scurvy. ... (download)

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