MSF Treated Over 60,000 Malnourished Children in Zamfara, Nigeria

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) reported treating over 60,000 children for malnutrition in Zamfara, Nigeria, in 2025. The organization also provided treatment for 136,778 malaria and 13,877 cholera patients in the region.

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Malnutrition: MSF treated over 60,000 Zamfara children in 2025

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) also treated 136,778 malaria and 13,877 cholera patients in Zamfara. The post Malnutrition: MSF treated over 60,000 Zamfara children in 2025 appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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