Planning dietary improvements without additional costs for low-income individuals in Brazil: linear programming optimization as a tool for public policy in nutrition and health

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RT @NutrJournal: Cost-constrained modelled diets may improve diet quality without added cost but they’re unlikely to achieve complete nutri…

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RT @NutrJournal: Cost-constrained modelled diets may improve diet quality without added cost but they’re unlikely to achieve complete nutri…

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Cost-constrained modelled diets may improve diet quality without added cost but they’re unlikely to achieve complete nutritional adequacy https://t.co/NRe0ABc4Fh https://t.co/JyzwD58yht

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