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Nutrition and health in women, children, and adolescent girls by Branca, Francesco, Piwoz, Ellen, Schultink, Werner, Sullivan, Lucy Martinez

“…Urgent action is needed to tackle malnutrition in all forms and to help nutrition unlock the potential of investment in the health of women, children, and…”
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Inclusive nutrition for children and adults with disabilities by Groce, Nora E, Kerac, Marko, Farkas, Amy, Schultink, Werner, Bieler, Rosangela Berman

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The challenges of iodine supplementation: a public health programme perspective by Untoro, Juliawati, MSc, PhD, Timmer, Arnold, MSc, Schultink, Werner, MSc, PhD

“…An adequate iodine intake during pregnancy, lactation and early childhood is particularly critical for optimal brain development of the foetus and of children…”
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Poor micronutrient status of active pulmonary tuberculosis patients in Indonesia by Karyadi, E, Schultink, W, Nelwan, R H, Gross, R, Amin, Z, Dolmans, W M, van der Meer, J W, Hautvast, J G, West, C E

“…Malnutrition is observed frequently in patients with pulmonary tuberculosis (TB), but their nutritional status, especially of micronutrients, is still poorly…”
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An Assessment of Progress toward Universal Salt Iodization in Rajasthan, India, Using Iodine Nutrition Indicators in School-Aged Children and Pregnant Women from the Same Households by Ategbo, Eric-Alain, Sankar, Rajan, Schultink, Werner, van der Haar, Frits, Pandav, Chandrakant S

“…In Rajasthan, an Indian State with significant salt production, the sale of non-iodized salt for human consumption was banned in 1992. This study explored the…”
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World Health Organization hemoglobin cut-off points for the detection of anemia are valid for an Indonesian population by Khusun, H, Yip, R, Schultink, W, Dillon, D H

“…The study was designed to determine whether population-specific hemoglobin cut-off values for detection of iron deficiency are needed for Indonesia by…”
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Effect of daily and weekly micronutrient supplementation on micronutrient deficiencies and growth in young Vietnamese children by Bui Dai Thu, Schultink, W, Dillon, D, Gross, R, Leswara, N.D, Ha Hui Khoi

“…Background: Micronutrient deficiencies remain common in preschool children in developing countries. Interventions focus on single micronutrients and often lack…”
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Polio as a platform: using national immunization days to deliver vitamin A supplements by Goodman, T, Dalmiya, N, de Benoist, B, Schultink, W

“…In 1988 the 41st World Health Assembly committed WHO to the goal of global eradication of poliomyelitis by 2000 "in ways which strengthen national immunization…”
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Premature complementary feeding is associated with poorer growth of vietnamese children by Hop, L T, Gross, R, Giay, T, Sastroamidjojo, S, Schultink, W, Lang, N T

“…The objective of this longitudinal study was to investigate the association between the premature initiation of complementary feeding and physical growth of…”
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Using Double-Fortified Salt to Reduce Iron Deficiency Anemia in India by Schultink, Jan Werner

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The use and interpretation of serum retinol distributions in evaluating the public health impact of vitamin A programmes by Palmer, Amanda C, West, Keith P, Dalmiya, Nita, Schultink, Werner

“…Developing countries have adopted universal, high-potency vitamin A (VA) supplementation and food fortification as major strategies to control deficiency,…”
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Nutrition in emergencies: Do we know what works? by Webb, Patrick, Boyd, Erin, Pee, Saskia de, Lenters, Lindsey, Bloem, Martin, Schultink, Werner

“…•Fewer people die in emergencies today thanks in large part to more effective nutrition actions.•Greater dove-tailing is possible and desirable between…”
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Effect of iron-fortified candies on the iron status of children aged 4-6 y in East Jakarta, Indonesia by SARI, Mayang, BLOEM, Martin W, DE PEE, Saskia, SCHULTINK, Werner J, SASTROAMIDJOJO, Soemilah

“…Iron deficiency anemia is the most prevalent nutrition problem in young children. One possible strategy to prevent iron deficiency anemia in this population…”
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Revisiting the Concept of Growth Monitoring and its Possible Role in Community-Based Nutrition Programs by Mangasaryan, Nuné, Arabi, Mandana, Schultink, Werner

“…Background Community-based growth monitoring (GM) and growth monitoring and promotion (GMP) have been implemented worldwide. The literature provides…”
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Who is the Woman in Women’s Nutrition? A Narrative Review of Evidence and Actions to Support Women’s Nutrition throughout Life by Fox, Elizabeth L, Davis, Claire, Downs, Shauna M, Schultink, Werner, Fanzo, Jessica

“…Nutrition interventions that target mothers alone inadequately address women’s needs across their lives: during adolescence, preconception, and in later years…”
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Enhancements to nutrition program in Indian integrated child development services increased growth and energy intake of children by Avula, Rasmi, Frongillo, Edward A, Arabi, Mandana, Sharma, Sheel, Schultink, Werner

“…The Indian Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) provides supplemental food to children aged 6 mo to 6 y. This study assessed the impact of enhancements…”
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Vitamin A supplementation in Indian children by Sommer, Alfred, West, Keith P, Martorell, Reynaldo

“…[...]it is hard to understand how DEVTA ramped up coverage to extremely high levels (and if it did, why so little of this effort was sustained)…”
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Commentary: Vitamin A policies need rethinking by West, Jr, Keith P, Sommer, Alfred, Palmer, Amanda, Schultink, Werner, Habicht, Jean-Pierre

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Vitamin A supplementation in Indian children by Habicht, Jean-Pierre, Victora, Cesar

“…Programme assessments must address complex causal pathways, including bottlenecks to delivery and use.4 By contrast, biological efficacy studies must…”
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Vitamin A supplementation in Indian children by Mannar, Venkatesh, Schultink, Werner, Spahn, Kathy

“…Public health policy on vitamin A supplementation has been set through a rigorous analysis of available efficacy data from randomised controlled trials from…”
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