[Right to food in the Chilean constitution: legal, social and nutritional elements for a proposal].

Background: The Human Right to Food is not incorporated in the Chilean Constitution.

Aim: To identify the legal, social, and nutritional elements for its incorporation into the new Constitution, and to draft a text proposal for the constituent discussion.

Material And Methods: Descriptive and qualitative study on the perceptions of experts and key actors of the food chain in Chile.

Comparison of bio-sociodemographic, obstetric and perinatal characteristics among immigrant and native women in the Metropolitan Region in Chile.

Background: International migration is an increasing public health concern, particularly regard to maternal and neonatal health.

Objective: To compare obstetric and neonatal variables among native and immigrant childbearing women in a clinical hospital in Santiago, Chile.

Method: A cross-sectional, analytic study with 2598 childbearing women and their newborn examined between January and July 2015.