Deadly impacts of childhood stunting can be prevented, WFP insists

Paris, France (PANA) - Childhood stunting from malnutrition is a global but preventable problem if adequate investment can be found, the UN World Food Programme (WFP) said on Wednesday, amid chronic funding shortages that threaten essential feeding programmes

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