The Helen Keller International food frequency method may underestimate vitamin A intake where milk is a normal part of the young child diet
Viveka Persson conducted this study in Pune, India, and showed that in such a setting, young child milk consumption cabnot be ignored, as the HKI method for doing a qualitative assessmet of young child vitamin A intake suggests.
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IMAGE: Photo I took in a crowded anganwadi center in Madhya Pradesh.
Filed under: Asia, India, Nutrition, Vitamin A, preschool age children, survey by Ted Greiner |
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