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Introducing Multiple Micronutrient Supplements by Strengthening Community and Health Systems

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In Tanzania, a baseline study was used to inform the design and implementation of an implementation science study on how to roll out a multiple micronutrient supplements (MMS) program. This article presents the results of the implementation research and key features of the program to introduce MMS in Tanzania.

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