Associations between infant feeding practices and length, weight, and disease in developing countries

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Nutrition & Disease Management
Associations between infant feeding practices and length, weight, and disease in developing countries

Providing specific quantified health burden estimates of diverse infant feeding practices that can help inform related public health policy.

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Yarnoff et al. Associations between infant feeding practices and length, weight, and disease in developing countries.

Frontiers in Pediatrics 2013 Volume1 Article21. doi: 10.3389/fped.2013.00021

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