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Maternal and Child Nutrition: Insights from the Field
Women's nutrition throughout their reproductive, as well as fetal, neonatal, and child nutrition is very pivotal. Most countries are said to have a double burden of malnutrition, growth and deficiencies of essential nutrients along with the arising issue of obesity. Maternal & Child Nutrition addresses fundamental aspects of nutrition and its issues in women and their children, both in early and later life. Dr Rajashree will help you understand evaluating the problems of maternal and child undernutrition and also examine the growing problems of overweight and obesity for women and children.
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Dr Rajashree
Celebrity Nutrition Expert, Founder & CEO ENERGYA-RSG Nutrition | TRUWELLTH Integrative Healthcare | MediNext Communications

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