Publications by authors named "Mildred Naamwintome Molle"
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- * The study analyzed data from 517 households and found that child nutrition counseling, joint feeding decisions among household members, and factors like good self-rated childcare and home gardening significantly improve child dietary diversity.
- * Female-headed households and specific ethnic groups were associated with lower dietary diversity; hence, the need for targeted interventions, such as nutrition education and support programs, is crucial for improving child nutrition in the region.
Dietary diversity is crucial in ensuring food and nutrition security. In low-middle-income countries, people frequently prioritize the quantity of food they consume over its quality due to a lack of availability and financial limitations. As a result, achieving dietary diversity is often overlooked in favor of ensuring adequate caloric intake.
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