Undernutrition in Haiti three years after the quake

January 9, 2013July 27, 2016

Lora Iannotti (left), PhD, assistant professor at the Brown School, has worked in Haiti for 25 years. She collaborates with in-country partners, such as Saminetha Joseph (center), on public health and prevention research projects at the nexus of poverty, micronutrient deficiency and infectious disease. (Photo: Hector Retamal/Agence France-Presse)

Following up: Three years after quake, Haiti still stricken with poverty, disease

Despite an immediate influx of aid following the 2010 earthquake, support for the country not only came to a halt, it became a bureaucratic nightmare. Brown School assistant professor Lora Iannotti, PhD, continued her research on undernutrition in children as well as her visits to Haiti.

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