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Community-based longitudinal nutrition and health studies : classical examples from Guatemala, Haiti and Mexico

By: Scrimshaw, Nevin S [edt].

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BookPublisher: 1995; International Foundation for Developing Countries ISBN: 0963552260.Subject(s): MEXICO | HAITI | GUATEMALA | FOLLOW-UP SURVEYS | NUTRITIONOnline resources: full text available

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Dedicated to John E. Gordon (1890-1983), pioneer in longitudinal community-based nutrition and health studies

UNU B14109

Dedicated to John E. Gordon (1890-1983), pioneer in longitudinal community-based nutrition and health studies

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