Describe the impact of famine
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Answer: Famine is a situation in which a living being is deprived of essential needs such as food and water. Famines can be struck because of low rainfall, bad harvest, etc. People in a famine struck area are often weak, hungry and thirsty. Famines can cause thousands of deaths in the area including humans, Animals, and even plants.
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Famine causes weight loss in adults and stunted growth in children. If the famine continues for any length of time, malnutrition starts to cause an increase in mortality. The young and the old tend to die first, and often diseases kill more individuals than overt starvation. Famine also leads to widespread amenorrhoea, increased rates of stillbirths and low birth weight babies (and hence neonatal deaths). The prevalence of overt vitamin deficiency disease in the community depends in considerable measure on the customary background diet, and, in part, on physiological stores.
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