Breastfeeding practices and determinants of exclusive breastfeeding in a cross-sectional study at a child welfare clinic in Tema Manhean, Ghana

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RT @Dll_martins: @tunnde_ I all for the sentiments. It's just really interesting that it's only expected that more educated person might be…

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@tunnde_ I all for the sentiments. It's just really interesting that it's only expected that more educated person might be less likely to practice exclusive breastfeeding https://t.co/WsR8NFjH2E At this point my opinion doesn't even matter. The stats spe

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