Vol 12 No 2 (2021) | World Nutrition

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Published: 2021-06-30

ISBN: 2041-9775

Editorials

Introduction, World Nutrition, Volume 12, Issue 2 for 2021

Ted Greiner

1
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An update on WPHNA’s participation in food security and other issues at FAO

claudio schuftan

2-4
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Original research

Evaluating the impact of food labeling in a vocational school: an open prospective pilot study

Damien Galtier, Clémence Daclin, Laurence Perrin, Ilaria Montagni

5-20
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Impact of a diet diversification and health and nutrition counseling program in Madagascar

Emily Owen, Zachary Farris, Haingoniaina Lalatiana Razoliarivelo, Jamie Griffin, Alisha Farris

21-31
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A qualitative investigation of adolescent participation in Care Groups for improved maternal and child nutrition: experiences from rural Zimbabwe

Pamela Ncube-Murakwani

32-47
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Maternal complementary feeding practices and anthropometric status of children (6-23 months) in Abakaliki Nigeria, a facility based study

Linda Obianuju Edafioghor, Uzoma Asiegbu, Chinonyelum Ezeonu, Gideon Onyedikachi Iheme, Haadi Adeduntan, Ifeyinwa Ekwueme

48-62
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A qualitative analysis of factors influencing infant and young children feeding perceptions and practices, of working mothers, in London Borough of Ealing

Anna Krivtsova, Regina Keith

63-82
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Is England's public health nutrition system in crisis? A qualitative analysis of the capacity to feed all in need during the COVID-19 pandemic

Sharon Noonan-Gunning, PhD, RD, Kate Lewis, RD, Lynne Kennedy, Prof, Jessica Swann, RD, GursimranKaur Arora, Regina Keith, RGN, RM, RPN, MSc, SfHEA, PhD

83-103
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Commentaries

The malnutrition bazaar: the case of RUTF

Radha Holla

104-118
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Anemia, iron deficiency and malaria amidst impoverishment: a nexus for the anemia management challenge

Sabuktagin Rahman, Santhia Ireen, Nazma Shaheen

119-122
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Letters to the editor

Relevancy and Manner

Yolanda Francine Forster

122-124
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The human rights imperative to understand 'mother' as an exclusively female status

Nicole Jameson

125-126
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“Mother” Matters: How changing language can compromise breastfeeding support

Marie Beam

127-128
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