The relative importance of households as a source of variation in child malnutrition: a multilevel analysis in India

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The relative importance of households as a source of variation in child malnutrition: a multilevel analysis in India https://t.co/YZTEXwfohZ https://t.co/d2YihYwX1Y

25 Oct 2021

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A recent study by Jain & colleagues claims that household level determinants are more powerful in explaining variations in child malnutrition outcomes than community level factors. Read ‘Undernutrition and Public Policy in India’ edited by @SonaldeDesa

20 Oct 2021

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RT @MilanV: When it comes to child malnutrition in India, the biggest source of variation is at the household level (not communities, distr…

18 Oct 2021

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RT @MilanV: When it comes to child malnutrition in India, the biggest source of variation is at the household level (not communities, distr…

17 Oct 2021

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