Increase in beta-carotene following dark green leafy vegetable supplementation in Mebendazole-treated school children in Bangladesh
This was a randomized controlled trial comparing the impact of food with both positive and negative placebos. We believe that because the children were dewormed before the study was done, we obtained a greater increase in serum beta-carotene than De Pee did in her studies.
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Filed under: Asia, Bangladesh, Food-based approaches, Randomized controlled trial, Vitamin A, school children by Ted Greiner |
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