Breast milk vitamin B12 concentration and incidence of diarrhea and respiratory infections among infants in urban Tanzania: a prospective cohort study

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RT @nob12deficiency: @GeeRevocatus @CanadaDev @UNICEFTanzania @UNDP @Funguo_Tz Proportion of women with concentrations indicating inadequat…

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@GeeRevocatus @CanadaDev @UNICEFTanzania @UNDP @Funguo_Tz Proportion of women with concentrations indicating inadequate vitamin B12 in their breast milk is high in urban Tanzania https://t.co/YDFUz3ezb8. I suggest that social media posts tagged #vegan #veg

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Breast milk vitamin B12 concentration and incidence of diarrhea and respiratory infections among infants in urban Tanzania: a prospective cohort study - PubMed https://t.co/47cu1L5FsK

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