Researchers have long known that Indian mothers tend to be less healthy than their African counterparts, but a recent study published in the proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences demonstrates that the disproportion is far worse than previously believed. A child raised in India is far more likely to be malnourished than one from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Zimbabwe or Somalia, the world's poorest countries. Poor sanitation and a growing tide of ...
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