Weaning practices and growth in rural Sichuan infants: a positive deviance study.
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Summary
Feeding practices found to be associated with the better growth of the positive deviant infants included breastfeeding through age 12 months, feeding soybean milk, liver and pork blood products on a more than weekly basis during the ages of 7-9 months, and not feeding rice flour before age 7 months.
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- article
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- 1993-06-01
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Keywords
Positive deviance, Medicine, Anthropometry, Breastfeeding, Weaning
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