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The Food and Nutrition Bulletin incorporates and continues the PAG Bulletin of the former Protein-Calorie Advisory Group of the United Nations system and is published quarterly by the United Nations University in collaboration with the United Nations ACC Sub-committee on Nutrition. The views expressed are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the United Nations University or the ACC Sub-committee on Nutrition.
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© The United Nations University, 1988
WHFNB-37/UNUP-703
ISBN 92-808-0703-x
ISSN 0379-5721
Nutrition and urbanization (part 2)
Urbanization and nutrition in low-income countries
Urban malnutrition and food interventions
Basic food consumption in north-east Brazil: Effects of income, price, and family size in metropolitan and rural areas
Infant-feeding practices among urban Libya women
Determinants of childhood malnutrition in Jamaica
The introduction of semi-solid and solid foods to feeding infants
Nutrition and diarrhoeal diseases
Growth monitoring in Indonesia: An assessment of coverage and regularity of attendance, Gedangan village, Central Java, June 1978 November 1981
Protein enrichment of cashew wastes for animal feeds
Milling high-tannin and low-tannin varieties of sorghum
UNU projects on food and nutrition
Recent and Forthcoming UNU Publications on Food and Nutrition