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Malnutrition is a pressing global issue, contributing to 60% of child mortality and causing 60,000 annual deaths in women due to anaemia. It represents a silent emergency that demands urgent attention and investment in effective interventions. Low birth weight infants face a staggering 2 to 10 times higher risk of death, while malnutrition leads to significant growth faltering in children. This paper explores the economic rationale for investing in malnutrition reduction strategies to enhance health outcomes and societal productivity.
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