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April 04, 2013

A promising study on nutrition

poverty, birth mortality, children, environment

About 40 percent of children under 5 in sub-Saharan Africa are stunted, or short for their age, a result of problems such as chronically poor nutrition, inadequate maternal and child care, and repeated bouts of infectious disease. A new study has found that a broad effort to address the problem -- like that used by the Millennium Villages Project -- that includes improved farming techniques and diet, better access to health care, disease control and other services may help reduce the problem. In this video, the researchers explain their work.

Comments


Candice Giorlando

5/3/2013 5:45:56 AM

wow

Michael Hoyt

5/2/2013 9:09:16 AM

wow.

Mauro Magalhaes

5/2/2013 5:23:47 AM

Wow!

Mateo Ramirez

9/28/2012 6:46:27 PM

wow!

phyllis freedman

9/28/2012 1:19:08 PM

Everyone is Everyone, let's stay together and feed all of us. Sounds good to me.

Jacqueline Thomson

9/25/2012 7:51:34 AM

Jacqueline Thomson I hope all that can help will

jeffery kravitz

9/24/2012 2:07:55 PM

wow

alyssa murillo

9/20/2012 10:02:16 PM

wow

Brian McCurrie

9/19/2012 4:16:58 PM

Sad and serious problem ppl.

dolyna Chan

9/19/2012 12:07:54 PM

Via discourse solutions will be found.

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