Malnutrition cases in North-East rise 18% in one year — ICRC

The ICRC reports an 18% rise in malnutrition admissions in North-East Nigeria in one year, with children, pregnant and breastfeeding women worst affected. Read More: https://punchng.com/malnutrition-cases-in-north-east-rise-18-in-one-year-icrc/

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Malnutrition cases in North-East rise 18% in one year — ICRC

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