Benefits of small-quantity lipid-based nutrient supplements for child nutrition and survival warrant moving to scale
Víctor M. Aguayo(United Nations Children's Fund), K. Ryan Wessells(University of California, Davis), Abigail Perry(World Food Programme), Alison Tumilowicz(Child Health Foundation), Kathryn G. Dewey(University of California, Davis), Shawn K. Baker(Helen Keller International), Zeina Sifri(Gates Foundation), Grainne Moloney(United Nations Environment Programme), Emanuela Galasso(World Bank Group), Elizabeth L. Prado(University of California, Davis), Saul I. Guerrero Oteyza(United Nations Children's Fund), Meera Shekar(World Bank), Christine P. Stewart(University of California, Davis), Saskia de Pee(Tufts University), Dina Aburmishan(United States Agency for International Development), Rahul Rawat(Indian Navy), Linda Shaker‐Berbari(United Nations Children's Fund)
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