Animal-sourced foods are vital to combating malnutrition and stunting in the developing world
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Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

When poorly nourished children in developing countries fall behind in their physical growth and become stunted relative to their healthier peers, they tend to fall behind in a lot of other things too: Their health, cognitive development, schooling, and eventually, their productivity and income as adults.
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