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A nutritional and socio-economic study of Philippi farm children and their mothers during November 1986
A community based survey to determine the nutritional status using anthropometric methods, of children and mothers and to assess certain socio-economic factors was carried out during November and December 1986 in Philippi, a predominantly vegetable farming area. Twenty-one (43%) of the 49 vegetable...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2018
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