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scream. base fill up quickly. every child here is in dire medical need in badia. moments later a new arrival and another emergency. two-year-old malyun is dying. her oxygen level should be close to 100 but the reading is just 37. she's bloated from severe mall nutrition, her starving body is turning on itself. with blood sugar crashing, she doesn't even flinch as the nurse injects her with glucose. her family is sick with worry. these scenes take a mental toll on the medical staff, says the doctor. >> it's so hard for you as a doctor. >> we sometimes have nightmares. >> reporter: and those nightmares keep coming back. the next day, malyun went into septic shock. we were, in fact, capturing her
bali, thank you. to the climate crisis and heartbreaking consequences, somalia is one example where millions are suffering from severe drought and famine. debora patta reports in depth from inside a somalian hospital where fighting children are fighting to stay alive. some of the i thinks are disturbing. >> reporter: these are climate change's youngest victims, a severely m malnourished child is hospitalized every minute in somalia, and mothers here don't need climate experts to tell them why. they know it is hotter than it's ever been, and after more than two years of drought, there is nothing to eat. we've just arrived here at this hospital and, already, a ten-month-old baby girl is admitted with severe mall nutrition and complicated by pneumonia. baby fatun opens her mouth to cry but no tears, only a silent
zane who's suing his parents for bringing him into this chaotic world and leaving him to fend for himself and like the character he prortrays the lead actor is a syrian refugee. >> i think because his life parallels the karkts's life he has the eyes of someone so much older. >> he looked like he was 7 or 8 because of mall nutrition. he's not like a child nianymore. when you have to survive such hard situations, and you can see it in his eyes. his eyes have been a witness to so much hardship. >> this is what this film is about, a child being born into a world that is harsh and having absolutely no choice in thand a children are going through that right now. >> we need to acknowledge that. we need to start talking about the the problem. we need to find alternative systems, we need to find alternative societies that are able to embrace these problems
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quickly they need to get to the hospital. hypothermia, dehydration, mall nutrition, all of that and theirbthei their bodies will need to be addressed. and could they have been exposed to infections in the cave. basically it is spores that can get in your lungs and cause decide. were their immune seasons weaken snd that is what the isolation and the quarantine is really all about. but we covering their bodies physically is something they have been prepared to do. they holooked at the time line r how long they were in the cave. after that, they started to get food and supplies. doctors and nurses look at that
that doesn't require refrigerati refrigeration. this provides a lot of fat and protein that kids need. this is what i'm talking about. this can help address chronic mall nutrition in many places around the world. peanut butter in a tinfoil thing and costs less than a dollar a day. obviously i don't want to min niez these problems but there are some simple solutions out there that can make a huge difference. >> i don't know people at home are wondering how to help. go to cnn.com/impact. we have a list of all groups that are trying to help get things like that to children in syria and beyond. before you hop the plane to lebanon, we'll talk about the story you were all over in the united states. you'll see her. you'll recognize her. here she is. diana nyad walking up the beach
ron allen, nbc news, new york. >> there are some people who make an enormous impact in their lives. ure thoughts and prayers tonight are with mike's family and our colleagues at cbs. stay with us here on msnbc and we'll have more news on that story later. for now, here on mhp, we'll turn back to the topic of food justice. and here are some food for thought. remember that time you caught that really bad case of scurvy? how about when you battled a mean bout of rickets? that's because these diseases that were deadly in the 193 0z are largely nonexistent. they were caused by mall nutrition by simply caused by not having enough food. you say thank goodness those days are over. not so fast. today, 2012, americans are still
that is what we used for toilet paper because we had five-gallon can inside the cell in order to do our necessities. i was inside that cell with 40 other men and i was witnessing two to three people die a day. that means out of mall nutrition, out of weakness, just like -- and also our bodies were covered with pus. i had tuberculosis myself. had i not been taken out that day, one more week i would have been dead. i was already feeling, let's say, you know, dizzy. >> after his release from prison, duvall opened a children's sports facility after haiti's destructive earthquake web's led a lot of the relief efforts for his country. it's hard to imagine a greater betrayal offering young, vulnerable girls and escape from
drug-resistant tuberculosis. how are you feeling? there is a lot of thichgs doctors pay attention to. she definitely has some sweating. it's hot outside but sweating a little bit more than that. sweats often occur at night. her lips are so chapped as well, you can see just from the dehydration. hard to tell. she's breathing quite quickly, seems to have difficulty breathing. tuberculosis is a disease of the lungs. what brought her in was this dramatic loss of weight. look at her arms. mall nutrition, difficulty eating. that often happens as well. a lot of these patients, including cynthia, say after the earthquake they lost so many things including her home and also her medication so she couldn't take her medications for a period of time. what's the risk there? >> there's two big risks. one of course we worry about the most is developing multi-drug resistance. she might be taking only one med that's working for tb, she might
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