Progress in reducing Global Hunger Index in Brazil, which dropped by 52.5 % in 2009 compared to 1990, with an important trend of reducing malnourishment in the population (particularly among children), and of decreasing micronutrient deficit and, consequently, anemia, hypovitaminosis, and malnourishment of future mothers, despite the slight impact on preterm births and IUGR [ 24 , 28 ]; ii.
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LBW and IUGR temporal trend in 4 population-based birth cohorts: the role of economic inequality.
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