Catch-up growth and growth deficits: Nine-year annual panel child growth for native Amazonians in Bolivia

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Who benefits from South African Child Support Grant: The role of gender and birthweight

Cited by Economic Research Southern Africa (ERSA) on 06 May 2019

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Identifying Catch-Up Trajectories in Child Growth

Cited by World Bank on 01 Feb 2018

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