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

Nutrition & Disease Management
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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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