therapeutic feeding programs

What Are the Outcomes of Successful Therapeutic Feeding Programs?

When properly implemented, therapeutic feeding programs can lead to significant improvements, including:
- Rapid weight gain and recovery from severe malnutrition.
- Reduced morbidity and mortality rates among children.
- Improved overall health and developmental outcomes.

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