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December 01, 2018
The Straits Times wrote a piece about the 2018 Global Nutrition Report, in which it detailed the changes in childhood stunting and anemia in Cambodia, Indonesia, Vietnam, India, and other developing countries in South Asia. Director General Shenggen Fan was quoted in the article highlighting the nuances of nutrition that people must continue to understand.
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