According to NPR, a therapeutic food program in Senegal has faced a critical setback. The initiative once provided malnourished children with nutrient-dense supplements, giving parents reliable access to lifesaving nutrition. Recent shortages are now reversing that progress — health specialists attribute the collapse to cuts in U.S. foreign aid. What was a successful intervention is struggling to survive.

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