The critical role of food fortification in combatting malnutrition and disease susceptibility in Africa

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Abstract

Malnutrition can severely compromise immune function, rendering populations more vulnerable to both communicable and non-communicable diseases. Here, we discuss food fortification and micronutrient supplementation programs that have been instrumental in mitigating malnutrition across Africa and in controlling disease spread, marking considerable advances in public health throughout the continent.

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Yang, X., Zhang, L., MacDonald, S., Langer, R., & Jaklenec, A. (2026, December 1). The critical role of food fortification in combatting malnutrition and disease susceptibility in Africa. Communications Medicine. Springer Nature. https://doi.org/10.1038/s43856-025-01276-w

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