Search Results - "MOHAMED AG AYOYA"

Implications of the Ebola virus disease outbreak in Guinea: Qualitative findings to inform future health and nutrition-related responses by Kodish, Stephen R, Rohner, Fabian, Beauliere, Jean-Max, Daffe, Mamady, Ayoya, Mohamed Ag, Wirth, James P, Ngnie-Teta, Ismael

“…Due to the close relationship between EVD and nutrition, the humanitarian community implemented various nutrition-specific and -sensitive interventions to stem…”
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Correction: Implications of the Ebola virus disease outbreak in Guinea: Qualitative findings to inform future health and nutrition-related responses by Kodish, Stephen R, Rohner, Fabian, Beauliere, Jean-Max, Daffe, Mamady, Ayoya, Mohamed Ag, Wirth, James P, Ngnie-Teta, Ismael

“…[This corrects the article DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0202468.]…”
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Can we predict the burden of acute malnutrition in crisis-affected countries? Findings from Somalia and South Sudan by Checchi, Francesco, Frison, Séverine, Warsame, Abdihamid, Abebe, Kiross Tefera, Achen, Jasinta, Ategbo, Eric Alain, Ayoya, Mohamed Ag, Kassim, Ismail, Ndiaye, Biram, Nyawo, Mara

“…Background Sample surveys are the mainstay of surveillance for acute malnutrition in settings affected by crises but are burdensome and have limited…”
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Prevalence and Risk Factors of Anemia among Children 6-59 Months Old in Haiti by Ayoya, Mohamed Ag, Ngnie-Teta, Ismael, Séraphin, Marie Nancy, Mamadoultaibou, Aissa, Boldon, Ellen, Saint-Fleur, Jean Ernst, Koo, Leslie, Bernard, Samuel

“…Anemia has serious consequences on child growth, development, and survival. This study was conducted in Fond des Blancs and Villa, Haiti, to assess the…”
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Predictors of Anemia among Haitian Children Aged 6 to 59 Months and Women of Childbearing Age and Their Implications for Programming by Heidkamp, Rebecca A., Ngnie-Teta, Ismael, Ayoya, Mohamed Ag, Stoltzfus, Rebecca J., Mamadoultaibou, Aissa, Durandisse, Emmanuela Blain, Pierre, Joseline Marhone

“…Background The Haitian National Nutrition Policy prioritizes prevention and treatment of anemia among mothers and young children, but there are few available…”
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Health authorities’ leadership reduces cholera deaths in Haiti by Ag Ayoya, Mohamed, Higgins-Steele, Ariel, Massai, Donatella, Umutoni, Chantal, Saegusa, Asako, Mubalama, Jean-Claude, Kleschnitzki, Stephanie, Lattouf, Sandra, Ramaroson, Solofo, Gruloos-Ackermans, Françoise

“…[...]the number of cases was reduced in 6 days and a low case-fatality rate of 0.8% was noted…”
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Nutritional Value of Locally Produced Foods and Potential for Developing Age-Appropriate Complementary Foods for Children under 2 Years of Age in Mali by Ag Ayoya, Mohamed, Kodio, Joseph, Ag Iknane, Akory, Sodjinou, Roger

“…Background Promotion of dietary diversity using locally available nutritious foods is an effective approach in low-income areas to improve the quality of young…”
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Determinants of Anemia among Pregnant Women in Mali by Ayoya, Mohamed Ag, Spiekermann-Brouwer, Gerburg Maria, Traoré, Abdel Kader, Stoltzfus, Rebecca Joyce, Garza, Cutberto

“…Background Anemia in pregnancy remains a major problem in nearly all developing and many industrialized countries. In Mali, the subpopulation prevalence and…”
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Child malnutrition in Haiti: progress despite disasters by Ayoya, Mohamed Ag, Heidkamp, Rebecca, Ngnie-Teta, Ismael, Pierre, Joseline Marhone, Stoltzfus, Rebecca J

“…Undernutrition, a chief child killer in developing countries, has been a major public health problem in Haiti. Following the 2010 disasters (earthquake and…”
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Protecting and improving breastfeeding practices during a major emergency: lessons learnt from the baby tents in Haiti by MOHAMED AG AYOYA, GOLDEN, Kate, NGNIE-TETA, Ismael, MOREAUX, Marjolein D, MAMADOULTAIBOU, Aissa, KOO, Leslie, BOYD, Erin, BEAULIERE, Jean Max, LESAVRE, Celine, MARHONE, Joseline Pierre

“…The 2010 earthquake in Haiti displaced about 1.5 million people, many of them into camps for internally displaced persons. It was expected that disruption of…”
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Multiple micronutrients including iron are not more effective than iron alone for improving hemoglobin and iron status of Malian school children by Ayoya, Mohamed Ag, Spiekermann-Brouwer, Gerburg Maria, Traoré, Abdel Kader, Stoltzfus, Rebecca Joyce, Habicht, Jean-Pierre, Garza, Cutberto

“…Iron deficiency and anemia remain among the most important global public health problems facing school children. Helminth infections often peak at school age…”
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Afghanistan's health system is under duress, but has not collapsed by Andersen, Christopher T, Ayoya, Mohamed Ag, Luo, Dapeng, Samaha, Hadia, Shafique, Fouzia, Chopra, Mickey

“…[...]although there are real challenges, the resilience exhibited by the health system has been largely overlooked. Since 2002, the provision of public health…”
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Age-appropriate infant and young child feeding practices are associated with child nutrition in India: insights from nationally representative data by Menon, Purnima, Bamezai, Apurva, Subandoro, Ali, Ayoya, Mohamed Ag, Aguayo, Victor

“…Age‐appropriate infant and young child feeding (IYCF) practices are critical to child nutrition. The objective of this paper was to examine the associations…”
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Childhood Stunting and Wasting Following Independence in South Sudan by Hoffman, Daniel J., Kassim, Ismail, Ndiaye, Biram, McGovern, Mark E., Le, Huyen, Abebe, Kiross Tefera, Ayoya, Mohamed Ag

“…Background: South Sudan has experienced ongoing civil and environmental problems since gaining independence in 2011 that may influence childhood nutritional…”
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G8 must seize chance to tackle undernutrition by Ayoya, Mohamed Ag

“…Ayoya points out the the world continues to fail malnourished children and hence stalls any progress in achieving the United Nations' millennium development…”
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Determinants of Stunting, Wasting, and Anemia in Guinean Preschool-Age Children: An Analysis of DHS Data From 1999, 2005, and 2012 by Woodruff, Bradley A., Wirth, James P., Ngnie-Teta, Ismael, Beaulière, Jean Max, Mamady, Daffe, Ayoya, Mohamed Ag, Rohner, Fabian

“…Wasting, stunting, and anemia are persistent and important forms of malnutrition in preschool-age children in the less developed world, in particular the…”
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Maternal anaemia in West and Central Africa: time for urgent action by Ayoya, Mohamed Ag, Bendech, Mohamed Ag, Zagré, Noel Marie, Tchibindat, Félicité

“…To review the prevalence, severity and determinants of anaemia among women in West and Central Africa (WCA) and raise awareness among policy makers and…”
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Assessing the Impact of Integrated Community-Based Management of Severe Wasting Programs in Conflict-Stricken South Sudan: A Multi-Dimensional Approach to Scalability of Nutrition Emergency Response Programs by Renzaho, Andre M. N., Dachi, Gilbert, Tesfaselassie, Kibrom, Abebe, Kiross Tefera, Kassim, Ismail, Alam, Qutab, Shaban, Nawal Sadick, Shiweredo, Tesfatsion, Vinathan, Hari, Jaiswal, Chandrakala, Abraham, Hellen Martin, Miluwa, Khamisa Ayoub, Mahumud, Rashidul Alam, Ategbo, Eric, Ndiaye, Biram, Ayoya, Mohamed Ag

“…Community-based management of severe wasting (CMSW) programs have solely focused on exit outcome indicators, often omitting data on nutrition emergency…”
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Complementary feeding practices and child growth outcomes in Haiti: an analysis of data from Demographic and Health Surveys by Heidkamp, Rebecca A., Ayoya, Mohamed Ag, Teta, Ismael Ngnie, Stoltzfus, Rebecca J., Marhone, Joseline Pierre

“…The Haitian National Nutrition Policy identifies the promotion of optimal complementary feeding (CF) practices as a priority action to prevent childhood…”
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Determinants of Institutional Delivery Among Women of Childbearing Age in Rural Haiti by Séraphin, Marie Nancy, Ngnie-Teta, Ismael, Ayoya, Mohamed Ag, Khan, Maria R., Striley, Catherine W., Boldon, Ellen, Mamadoultaibou, Aissa, Saint-Fleur, Jean Ernst, Koo, Leslie, Clermont, Miliane

“…Institutional delivery is an important factor associated with reduced maternal mortality rate (MMR). MMR in Haiti is high (350 per 100,000) and institutional…”
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