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Nutrition is a vital aspect of the Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child, and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) continuum, influencing reproductive health, maternal well-being, pregnancy, newborn development, and growth of children and adolescents. Ensuring effective nutrition monitoring throughout the RMNCAH continuum is imperative, offering early detection of deficiencies, assessment of interventions, complication management, and valuable future research data. Emerging technologies are reshaping nutrition assessment, with wearable devices, advanced imaging, and genomic approaches leading the way. Nevertheless, implementation faces challenges like cost-effectiveness, scalability, digital infrastructure, and inclusivity. These technologies empower individuals and healthcare providers to proactively address nutritional deficiencies, ultimately improving health outcomes and reducing complications. Despite challenges, integrating these technologies offers promising solutions to maternal and child nutrition issues. Future directions involve longitudinal studies, regulatory frameworks, capacity building, and stakeholder collaboration. In summary, nutrition is pivotal in the RMNCAH continuum, and emerging technologies have the potential to significantly enhance health outcomes across life stages.

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Role of Technologies in Nutritional Advances Along the RMNCAH Continuum of Care

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    2025年

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  • Samra Naz,
  • Asma Zulfiqar,
  • Ammarah Kanwal

摘要

Nutrition is a vital aspect of the Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child, and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) continuum, influencing reproductive health, maternal well-being, pregnancy, newborn development, and growth of children and adolescents. Ensuring effective nutrition monitoring throughout the RMNCAH continuum is imperative, offering early detection of deficiencies, assessment of interventions, complication management, and valuable future research data. Emerging technologies are reshaping nutrition assessment, with wearable devices, advanced imaging, and genomic approaches leading the way. Nevertheless, implementation faces challenges like cost-effectiveness, scalability, digital infrastructure, and inclusivity. These technologies empower individuals and healthcare providers to proactively address nutritional deficiencies, ultimately improving health outcomes and reducing complications. Despite challenges, integrating these technologies offers promising solutions to maternal and child nutrition issues. Future directions involve longitudinal studies, regulatory frameworks, capacity building, and stakeholder collaboration. In summary, nutrition is pivotal in the RMNCAH continuum, and emerging technologies have the potential to significantly enhance health outcomes across life stages.