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Biofortified and fortified maize consumption reduces prevalence of low milk retinol, but does not increase vitamin A stores of breastfeeding Zambian infants with adequate reserves: a randomized controlled trial

Amanda Palmer, Modou Lamin Jobarteh, Mackford Chipili, Matthew Greene, Anthony Oxley, Georg Lietz, R.N. Mwanza, Marjorie J Haskell

2020American Journal of Clinical Nutrition14 citationsDOI

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RetinolBreastfeedingBreast milkVitaminBiofortificationMedicineFortificationVitamin A deficiencyBreast feedingFood scienceAnimal scienceMicronutrientBiologyPediatricsInternal medicineBiochemistryPathologyAntioxidant Activity and Oxidative StressChild Nutrition and Water AccessRetinoids in leukemia and cellular processes
Biofortified and fortified maize consumption reduces prevalence of low milk retinol, but does not increase vitamin A stores of breastfeeding Zambian infants with adequate reserves: a randomized controlled trial | Litcius