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- This study looks at skin problems that can happen when people don’t get enough nutrients.
- It checks if these skin issues make it harder for adults in the hospital to recover.
- The goal is to see how important good nutrition is for healing in sick people.
Article Abstract
This medical records review assesses whether dermatologic manifestations of nutrient deficiency are associated with poor outcomes in hospitalized adults.
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