New Delhi, Aug. 1 -- Summary A proposed UN resolution aimed at reducing non-communicable diseases could inadvertently harm nutrition in developing countries.

Experts warn that the call to eliminate trans-fatty acids lacks clarity, potentially affecting essential animal-sourced foods like milk and meat.

This ambiguity may reinforce misconceptions about meat and dairy, risking nutrition in low- and middle-income regions.

In many parts of the world, a glass of milk or a piece of meat can mean the difference between a child growing up healthy or undernourished. That is why a proposed UN resolution, though well-intentioned, could end up doing more harm than good.

This September, global leaders will adopt the Political Declaration on Preven...