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Regular consumption of eggs can curb child malnutrition — Experts

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Experts urge Nigerians to make eggs a regular part of their diet, saying their rich nutritional content can help tackle child malnutrition and stunted grow Read More: https://punchng.com/regular-consumption-of-eggs-can-curb-child-malnutrition-experts/

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