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Exhaustion and wasting due to complete lack or non-assimilation of food; a state of starvation.<\/p>\n

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The result of starvation.<\/p>\n

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A state of exhaustion caused by starvation.<\/p>\n

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Condition of exhaustion and weakness caused by inadequate nutrition, resulting from malnutrition, starvation, or disease.<\/p>\n

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A condition of exhaustion caused by lack of nutrients in the blood. This may arise through starvation, malnutrition, or intestinal disease.<\/p>\n

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Exhaustion caused by lack of appropriate nutrients in the circulating blood. Starvation, malnutrition or intestinal disorders are among the causes.<\/p>\n

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A debilitated condition caused by a lack of sufficient food material essential to the body, such as in starvation or malabsorption syndrome. This condition may also be due to causes other than the food supply, such as malabsorption, or to other diseases of the gastrointestinal system that prevent absorption of food.<\/p>\n

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Exhaustion and wasting due to complete lack or non-assimilation of food; a state of starvation. The result of starvation. A state of exhaustion caused by starvation. Condition of exhaustion and weakness caused by inadequate nutrition, resulting from malnutrition, starvation, or disease. A condition of exhaustion caused by lack of nutrients in the blood. 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