Contemporary Patterns Of Breast - Feeding
INDEXPreface viiAcknowledgements viii 1. Introduction-B0 Vahlquist 1 2. Design of the study 11 3. Characteristics of the communities studied 19 4. Prevalence and duration of breast-feeding 31 5. Breast-feeding and reproduction 47 6. Family characteristics, maternal health, health care practices andbreast-feeding 61 7. Birth weight, weight gain in infancy, and mortality among previouschildren 79 8. Introduction of supplementary foods 93 9. Organization of health services; social and health legislation 107 10.Marketing and distribution of breast-milk substitutes 135 11. Conclusions 145 Annex 1. Additional tables 157 Annex 2. Questionnaires used in the study 165 Annex 3. Data collection guides 193
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