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Malnourishment Increasing in Iqaluit, Experts Suggest Higher Rates

19 January 2026
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Malnourishment Increasing in Iqaluit, Experts Suggest Higher Rates
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Pediatrician Sindu Govindapillai in Iqaluit highlights rising malnutrition, with mothers struggling to breastfeed and seeking grocery support. Hospitalizations for malnutrition at Qikiqtani General Hospital increased, revealing a troubling trend exacerbated by the end of the hamlet food voucher program in March 2023. Researcher Vandna Sinha notes families are now down to one meal a day, and many malnourished individuals go undocumented. Govindapillai urges the government to enhance the Nunavut child benefit to combat the growing cost of living crisis and support children’s nutrition.

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