Malnutrition in the Developing World

June 14, 2013
Originally published in: Voice of America

Each year 3 million children die from causes related to malnutrition. More than 165 million children are suffering from its consequences.

VOA’s health correspondent Linord Moudou talks to Faustine Wabwire, Foreign Assistance Policy Analyst with Bread for the World Institute, and Joseph Cahalan, CEO of Concern Worldwide US, about malnutrition.

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