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Infant Feeding and Climate Change Dr. M.Homayoun Ludin Afghanistan
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Infant and Young Child Feeding Indicator percenta ge Percentage of babies breastfed with in one hour of birth 36.7 Percentage of babies <6 months of age exclusively breastfed in the last 24 hours 83.0 Babies are breastfed for a median duration of how many months? 18 Percentage of breastfed babies receiving complementary foods at 6-9 months of age 28.4
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Status of Formula Feeding practice Percentage of breastfed babies less than 6 months old receiving other foods or drink from bottles in the last 24 hours 17
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Status of Formula Feeding practice.
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327,000 children under 5 dying each year. Malnutrition is a major underlying cause of child mortality and morbidity in Afghanistan, 114,450 (35%) would have survived if they had been adequately nourished. UNICEF. (2006). Afghanistan Statistics.
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Status of Formula Feeding practice 40% of admissions in therapeutic feeding units (for the treatment of severe acute malnutrition) are under 6 months of age, pointing to breastfeeding problems as a primary cause. Furthermore, nutritional survey results show that acute malnutrition is highest in children 6-29 months of age.
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Status of Formula Feeding practice Child in a TFU with Acute severe malnutrition
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Trends in formula feeding and commercial complementary feeding
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Status of Formula Feeding practice Each General store allocated tenth space of the store to infant formula
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Status of Formula Feeding practice Mother please don’t kill me
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MananaThank you مننه
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