Gender, nutritional disparities, and child survival in Nepal

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Nutrition, May 2022

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RT @BioMedCentral: Research published in #BMCNutr reports that girls in Nepal are breastfed for fewer months than boys on average, which wa…

04 Jun 2022

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Research published in #BMCNutr reports that girls in Nepal are breastfed for fewer months than boys on average, which was linked to higher mortality risks. https://t.co/f1Q5SptTyu

03 Jun 2022

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RT @JFledderjohann1: New #OpenAccess article w/@drmelchannon in BMC Nutr on child #gender, family composition, breastfeeding, & child survi…

01 Jun 2022

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The article is *OPEN ACCESS* and can be read for *FREE* through the link below👇👇👇 https://t.co/TBtUdjwmhh #Nepal #FoodInsecurity #Gender

01 Jun 2022

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