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Association between vitamin A supplementation, anthropometric status and malaria among infants in Mbale, Eastern Uganda<sup>a</sup>.

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healthcare
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VicThoJolIng
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a

Analysis restricted to 380 infants with complete anthropometric data, PR indicates prevalence ratio, CI, confidence interval, LAZ, length for age Z scores, WLZ, weight for length Z scores, WAZ, weight for age Z scores.

b

Model adjusted for bed nets, age, residence and cluster.

c

Model adjusted for bed nets, age, residence, cluster, wealth and season.

d

Model adjusted for bed nets, age, residence, wealth and cluster.

e

Model adjusted for bed nets, age, residence, wealth, cluster and season.

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BushoongDawida

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MedicineCell BiologyBiotechnologyInfectious Diseasesanthropometricmalariainfants

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