An Integrated Infant and Young Child Feeding and Micronutrient Powder Intervention Does Not Affect Anemia, Iron Status, or Vitamin A Status among Children Aged 12–23 Months in Eastern Uganda
Nicole D. Ford(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Maria Elena Jefferds(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Carine Mapango, Sarah Ngalombi(Ministry of Health), Martin Ahimbisibwe(World Health Organization - Uganda), Ralph D. Whitehead(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Siti Halati(World Health Organization - Uganda), Rhona Baingana(Makerere University), Laird J. Ruth, Abdelrahman Lubowa(Makerere University)
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