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Farm-Level Agricultural Biodiversity in the Peruvian Andes Is Associated with Greater Odds of Women Achieving a Minimally Diverse and Micronutrient Adequate Diet by Jones, Andrew D, Creed-Kanashiro, Hilary, Zimmerer, Karl S, de Haan, Stef, Carrasco, Miluska, Meza, Krysty, Cruz-Garcia, Gisella S, Tello, Milka, Plasencia Amaya, Franklin, Marin, R Margot, Ganoza, Lizette

“…The extent to and mechanisms by which agricultural biodiversity may influence diet diversity and quality among women are not well understood. We aimed to 1)…”
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Early rapid weight gain and subsequent overweight and obesity in middle childhood in Peru by Penny, Mary E, Jimenez, M Michelle, Marin, R Margot

“…Rapid postnatal weight gain is associated with risk of overweight and obesity, but it's unclear whether this holds in populations exposed to concurrent…”
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Randomized controlled trial of the effect of daily supplementation with zinc or multiple micronutrients on the morbidity, growth, and micronutrient status of young Peruvian children by PENNY, Mary E, MARIN, R. Margot, DURAN, Augusto, PEERSON, Janet M, LANATA, Claudio F, LÖNNERDAL, Bo, BLACK, Robert E, BROWN, Kenneth H

“…Zinc supplements reduce childhood morbidity in populations in whom zinc deficiency is common. In such populations, deficiencies in other micronutrients may…”
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Fruits and vegetables are incorporated into home cuisine in different ways that are relevant to promoting increased consumption by Penny, Mary E., Meza, Krysty S., Creed‐Kanashiro, Hilary M., Marin, R. Margot, Donovan, Jason

“…Fruits and vegetables are essential for healthy life. We examined the fruits and vegetables consumption by 240 caregivers and their children aged 1–17 years in…”
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Postpartum Consequences of an Overlap of Breastfeeding and Pregnancy: Reduced Breast Milk Intake and Growth During Early Infancy by Marquis, Grace S, Penny, Mary E, Diaz, Judith M, Marin, R. Margot

“…Despite cultural pressure to wean when a new pregnancy occurs, some women choose to continue breastfeeding. We determined the effect of an overlap of lactation…”
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An overlap of breastfeeding during late pregnancy is associated with subsequent changes in colostrum composition and morbidity rates among Peruvian infants and their mothers by Marquis, Grace S, Penny, Mary E, Zimmer, J Paul, Díaz, Judith M, Marín, R Margot

“…An overlap of breast-feeding and late pregnancy is associated with decreased intake of human milk and reduced infant growth. We evaluated the association of an…”
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Access of Peruvian families to animal source foods when their child is 6–18 months and height for age at 4–5 years old by Penny, Mary Edith, Marin, R Margot

“…Abstract only Micronutrient deficiencies are a cause of stunting in young children. Animal source foods (ASF) are good sources of bioavailable micronutrients…”
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Family access to animal source foods:an analysis of the Young Lives project in Peru by Penny, Mary Edith, Marin, R Margot, Quispe, Rosario E, Alarcon, Roxana

“…Abstract only Animal source foods (ASF) are important sources of bioavailable micronutrients often lacking in the diets of young children. Young Lives is an…”
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Randomized controlled trial of the effect of daily supplementation with zinc or multiple micronutrients on the morbidity, growth, and micronutrient status of young Peruvian children123 by Penny, Mary E, Marin, R Margot, Duran, Augusto, Peerson, Janet M, Lanata, Claudio F, Lönnerdal, Bo, Black, Robert E, Brown, Kenneth H

“…Zinc supplements reduce childhood morbidity in populations in whom zinc deficiency is common. In such populations, deficiencies in other micronutrients may…”
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Postpartum consequences of an overlap of breastfeeding and pregnancy: reduced breast milk intake and growth during early infancy by Marquis, Grace S, Penny, Mary E, Diaz, Judith M, Marin, R. Margot

“…Objective. Despite cultural pressure to wean when a new pregnancy occurs, some women choose to continue breastfeeding. We determined the effect of an overlap…”
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