Mothers’ knowledge about infant and young child feeding practices and their health impacts.
Background: Breastfeeding has always been proven beneficial for infant and mother’s health in every era. Thus, the present study was conducted to assess mothers' infant and young child feeding practices in Karachi, Pakistan, and their knowledge about the health impacts on their children. Meth...
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Child Feeding, Breast Feeding, Infant Formula Milk, Knowledge. |
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In: International Journal of Endorsing Health Science Research - Advance Educational Institute & Research Centre, 2020, 9(2022), 4 |
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