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Plumpy’nut, more commonly known as Plumpy, is a peanut-based food for use in famine relief which was formulated in 1999 by André Briend, a French scientist.
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He developed a product called Plumpy'nut, a high-calorie, sweet, peanut-based, paste with added vitamins and minerals.
Web site celebrates often unknown scientists who have saved lives 2010
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Edesia's production includes a product called Plumpy'nut® that revolutionized the treatment of malnutrition in the developing world.
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The paste was distributed frequently in Darfur, where television reporter Anderson Cooper filed a 60 Minutes report in 2007 that called Plumpy'nut a "miraculous cure."
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Most malnourished children can simply be treated by giving them a high energy paste called Plumpy-nut which is supplied by UNICEF.
WN.com - Articles related to Africa's ambitious reintroduction of rice 2010
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Dakar - Aid agencies in Niger and Chad have begun giving tens of thousands of malnourished children a product called Plumpy'doz to save them from sliding into often-fatal severe malnutrition.
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In emergency feeding centres UNICEF distributes a nutritional supplement called Plumpy'nut, which costs about $20 a month.
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The paste was distributed frequently in Darfur, where television reporter Anderson Cooper filed a 60 Minutes report in 2007 that called Plumpy'nut a "miraculous cure."
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Most malnourished children can simply be treated by giving them a high energy paste called Plumpy-nut which is supplied by UNICEF.
WN.com - Articles related to Africa's ambitious reintroduction of rice 2010
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Most malnourished children can simply be treated by giving them a high energy paste called Plumpy-nut which is supplied by UNICEF.
WN.com - Articles related to Africa's ambitious reintroduction of rice 2010
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