Nutrition programmes, education help lowering anaemia in India (Business Standard)
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Business Standard released a news article about the need to lower rates of anemia among teenage girls and women in India. Research findings from IFPRI research fellows Phuong Nguyen, Samuel Scott, Rasmi Avula, and Purnima Menon were included in the article as they examined the various external drivers of change.
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