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Supplemental feeding during pregnancy compared with maternal supplementation during lactation does not affect schooling and cognitive development through late adolescence.

Supplemental feeding during pregnancy compared with maternal supplementation during lactation does not affect schooling and cognitive development through late adolescence.

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Antenatal dietary education and supplementation to increase energy and protein intake Association between maternal nutritional status in pregnancy and offspring cognitive function during childhood and adolescence; a systematic review.Early life nutritional programming of health and disease in The Gambia Adult height, nutrition, and population health.Cohort Profile: The Kiang West Longitudinal Population Study (KWLPS)-a platform for integrated research and health care provision in rural Gambia.Nutrition in early life and cognitive functioning.Nutritional Influences on Child Development in Africa

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Supplemental feeding during pregnancy compared with maternal supplementation during lactation does not affect schooling and cognitive development through late adolescence.

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Afia Tasneem

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