Jordan is witnessing an escalating pace of nutrition transition, which may be associated with
an increased burden of malnutrition and related non-communicable diseases. This review …

Unhealthy diets are among the main risk factors associated with non-communicable
diseases (NCDs). In Sub Saharan Africa, NCDs were responsible for 37% of deaths in 2019 …

Inadequate practices during complementary feeding are associated with malnutrition,
especially in children experiencing vulnerable conditions and social inequality. The aim of …

Background Fathers are key influencers of complementary feeding practices, but few studies
in low-and middle-income countries have measured the effects of complementary feeding …

There is a gap in evidence linking antenatal care (ANC) utilization, nutrition counseling, and
knowledge of pregnant women about infant and young child feeding (IYCF), particularly in …

Background Non-optimal infant and young child feeding practices (IYCFP) are linked to
malnutrition and infant mortality in poor countries, notably in Ethiopia. The majority of growth …

Background Complementary feeding (CF) is the period when exclusive breastfeeding ends
and the introduction of a wide range of foods while breastfeeding should continue until the …

This study investigated infant and young child‐feeding (IYCF) practices among mothers of
well‐nourished children in northern Ghana. This was a qualitative study where in‐depth …

Malnutrition is among the most common nutritional problems in children worldwide.
Specifically, stunting as a malnutrition problem is a global priority, including in Indonesia …

Abstract Background In Sub-Saharan Africa, the nutritional status of children born to teenage
mothers deserves critical attention. Maternal knowledge and attitudes concerning infant and …