MIT scientists fight malnutrition with fortified particles

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MIT scientists developed iron and iodine-fortified crystalline particles to combat global malnutrition. These metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) safely and stably deliver essential nutrients to staple foods, overcoming issues with traditional fortification methods like instability and taste alteration. The innovation aims to address widespread iron and iodine deficiencies, with potential applications for other vital minerals like zinc, calcium, and magnesium.


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