India's strategy to combat undernutrition through large-scale food fortification of staples like rice, oil, and salt is being questioned. Recent studies suggest that dietary diversity may be more effective in reducing anaemia than fortified foods. The article calls for a cost-benefit analysis of fortification versus natural dietary diversity. Read The Rest at :
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