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Severely malnourished children with a low weight-for-height have a higher mortality than those with a low mid-upper-arm-circumference: III. Effect of case-load on malnutrition related mortality– policy implications

Severely malnourished children with a low weight-for-height have a higher mortality than those with a low mid-upper-arm-circumference: III. Effect of case-load on malnutrition rela...

by Emmanuel Grellety, Michael H. Golden
Published 2018-09-01

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Severely malnourished children with a low weight-for-height have similar mortality to those with a low mid-upper-arm-circumference: II. Systematic literature review and meta-analysis

Severely malnourished children with a low weight-for-height have similar mortality to those with a low mid-upper-arm-circumference: II. Systematic literature review and meta-analys...

by Emmanuel Grellety, Michael H. Golden
Published 2018-09-01

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Severely malnourished children with a low weight-for-height have a higher mortality than those with a low mid-upper-arm-circumference: I. Empirical data demonstrates Simpson’s paradox

Severely malnourished children with a low weight-for-height have a higher mortality than those with a low mid-upper-arm-circumference: I. Empirical data demonstrates Simpson’s para...

by Emmanuel Grellety, Michael H. Golden
Published 2018-09-01

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Change in quality of malnutrition surveys between 1986 and 2015

Change in quality of malnutrition surveys between 1986 and 2015

by Emmanuel Grellety, Michael H. Golden
Published 2018-05-01

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