Veganism could tackle Africa's food, health challenges
A new study on dietary guidelines in Africa found that while traditional diets across most of the continent are predominantly plant-based, national dietary policies aren't reflective of this.
A new study on dietary guidelines in Africa found that while traditional diets across most of the continent are predominantly plant-based, national dietary policies aren't reflective of this.
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