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Improving feeding and growth of HIVpositive children through nutrition training of frontline health workers in Tanga, Tanzania

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Nutrition training can boost competence of health workers to improve children’s feeding practices. In this way, child undernutrition can be ameliorated in general populations. However, evidence is lacking on efficacy of such interventions among Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)-positive children. | Improving feeding and growth of HIVpositive children through nutrition training of frontline health workers in Tanga, Tanzania

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