Niños en Juba, sur de Sudán: los primeros doce meses de vida

Lancet (London, England)
|September 1, 1984
PubMed
Resumen

La alta mortalidad infantil (11,8%) en Juba se relacionó con la diarrea, con sospecha de agua contaminada. Se observó un pobre crecimiento y desarrollo en los bebés a los 12 meses.

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África África África África es el continente.La antropometría es la antropometría.Países árabes Países árabes.Biología Biología Biología.Peso al nacer al nacer.Peso corporal Peso corporalCausas de la muerte.Desarrollo infantil Desarrollo infantil Desarrollo infantil.Salud Infantil Salud Infantil Salud Infantil.Factores demográficos Los factores demográficos incluyen:Países en desarrollo Países en desarrollo.Diarrea La diarrea es la diarrea.Diarrea Infantil, Diarrea Infantil, Diarrea Infantil, Diarrea Infantil, Diarrea Infantil, Diarrea Infantil, Diarrea Infantil, Diarrea Infantil, Diarrea Infantil, Diarrea Infantil, Diarrea Infantil, Diarrea Infantil, Diarrea Infantil, Diarrea Infantil, Diarrea Infantil, Diarrea InfantilEnfermedades Las enfermedades.Efectos gastrointestinales en el aparato digestivo.Crecimiento - complicaciones.Salud Salud Salud Salud Salud SaludLa mortalidad infantil La mortalidad infantil La mortalidad infantil.Nutrición Infantil Nutrición InfantilMedición de la medición.La mortalidad es la mortalidad.África del Norte África del norte África del norte África del norte África del norte África del norte África del norte África del norte África del norte África del norte África del norte África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del sur África del surNutrición Nutrición Nutrición de las personas.Fisiología Fisiología Fisiología.Población de la población.Dinámica de las poblaciones.Estudios prospectivos Estudios prospectivos son estudios en los que se hace referencia a los estudios prospectivos.Metodología de investigación Metodología de investigación.Estudios Estudios Estudios Estudios Estudios Estudios EstudiosSudán Sudán Sudán SudánAlimentación complementaria de los niños.Vómito y vómitos.

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