House Report Says Malnutrition More Prevalent Than Hunger
The House Agriculture Committee finds widespread malnutrition in the United States due to improper diets and rejects a private Hunger U.S.A. study. A survey of 181 responses from 256 health officers cites miseducation about balanced diets, with letters noting scarce doctors in some counties and issues from laziness to poverty.
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