Child Malnutrition Remains a Major Health Challenge in Africa Beyond Food Aid

Child Malnutrition Remains a Major Health Challenge in Africa Beyond Food Aid

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A review of 50 studies highlights that child malnutrition, including stunting, wasting, and underweight, continues to be widespread among children under five in Africa. The findings indicate that factors such as poverty, disease, and poor sanitation contribute significantly, suggesting that food aid alone is insufficient to address the issue.

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