(PDF) A Randomised Trial in Mali of the Effectiveness of

A Randomised Trial in Mali of the Effectiveness of Weekly Iron Supplements Given by Teachers on the Haemoglobin Concentrations of Schoolchildren

Public Health Nutrition - United Kingdom

doi 10.1079/phn2001327

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Occupational Health

Date

June 1, 2002

Authors

Natalie Roschnik

Fatimata Ouattara

Mohamed Ag Bendech

Publisher

Cambridge University Press (CUP)

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