Quantifying the health impact of crop breeding: Revisiting the Disability-Adjusted Life Years Approach
Crop breeding, through methods like biofortification, plays a crucial role in increasing agricultural yields, contributing to a stable and healthy food supply by boosting the micronutrient content of staples, which is pivotal for combating chronic and hidden hunger, especially in rural areas. This s...
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MedRxiv
2024
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/169845 |
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