Prevalence of vitamin-A deficiency in children
Prevalence of vitamin-A deficiency in pre-school children (aged under-5), measured as the percentage of children with serum retinol levels <0.7µmol/l (a key indicator ofvitamin-A deficiency) during the period 1995-2005.
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