Billions of people are missing these 7 key nutrients, study says
Briefly

The alarming finding shows that over 5 billion people lack essential micronutrients, posing a significant health risk, especially for vulnerable groups like children and pregnant women.
Co-lead author Chris Free mentions the study's importance in providing estimates of inadequate micronutrient intakes, which are crucial for addressing global health policies.
Ty Beal highlights that malnutrition rates are worse than previously thought, with one-third of the global population affected, significantly impacting health outcomes.
The data indicates that despite efforts in some countries, the global community is failing to meet essential nutrition goals, particularly for at-risk groups.
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