Could cash and good parenting affect child cognitive development? A cross-sectional study in South Africa and Malawi

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Could cash and good parenting affect child cognitive development? A cross-sectional study in South Africa and Malawi. https://t.co/LKDdCUmGRQ #BMCPediatr

24 Feb 2018

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Cash transfers & good parenting are important to cog dev of #children living in #HIV affected environments https://t.co/EBRftxYahS #AIDS

31 Jul 2017

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RT @childrenandHIV: Could cash & good parenting affect child cognitive dev? A cross-sectional study in #SouthAfrica & #Malawi. https://t.co…

22 May 2017

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Could cash & good parenting affect child cognitive dev? A cross-sectional study in #SouthAfrica & #Malawi. https://t.co/X4IJrkwyOJ #HIV

22 May 2017

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