Vegetarianism and child growth: Within-district evidence from the 2015-2016 Indian national family health survey (P10-032-19)

Most research on stunting in India ignores the role of diets, including the unusually high prevalence of lacto-vegetarianism (LVG). LVG is a concern in India because nutrient-dense animal-sourced foods (ASFs) are highly recommended in early childhood. We therefore explore how parental LVG is associa...

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Autores principales: Palloni, Giordano, Headey, Derek D.
Formato: Resumen
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Oxford University Press 2019
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/146067
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description Most research on stunting in India ignores the role of diets, including the unusually high prevalence of lacto-vegetarianism (LVG). LVG is a concern in India because nutrient-dense animal-sourced foods (ASFs) are highly recommended in early childhood. We therefore explore how parental LVG is associated with linear growth and child dietary patterns in India.
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spelling CGSpace1460672025-02-24T06:45:20Z Vegetarianism and child growth: Within-district evidence from the 2015-2016 Indian national family health survey (P10-032-19) Palloni, Giordano Headey, Derek D. milk products child nutrition child development consumption vegetarianism malnutrition nutrition early childhood child growth Most research on stunting in India ignores the role of diets, including the unusually high prevalence of lacto-vegetarianism (LVG). LVG is a concern in India because nutrient-dense animal-sourced foods (ASFs) are highly recommended in early childhood. We therefore explore how parental LVG is associated with linear growth and child dietary patterns in India. 2019-07-17 2024-06-21T09:05:44Z 2024-06-21T09:05:44Z Abstract https://hdl.handle.net/10568/146067 en https://doi.org/10.1093/jn/nxaa042 Open Access Oxford University Press Palloni, Giordano; and Headey, Derek D. 2019. Vegetarianism and child growth: Within-district evidence from the 2015-2016 Indian national family health survey (P10-032-19). Current Developments in Nutrition 3(Supplement 1): 787. https://doi.org/10.1093/cdn/nzz034.P10-032-19
spellingShingle milk products
child nutrition
child development
consumption
vegetarianism
malnutrition
nutrition
early childhood
child growth
Palloni, Giordano
Headey, Derek D.
Vegetarianism and child growth: Within-district evidence from the 2015-2016 Indian national family health survey (P10-032-19)
title Vegetarianism and child growth: Within-district evidence from the 2015-2016 Indian national family health survey (P10-032-19)
title_full Vegetarianism and child growth: Within-district evidence from the 2015-2016 Indian national family health survey (P10-032-19)
title_fullStr Vegetarianism and child growth: Within-district evidence from the 2015-2016 Indian national family health survey (P10-032-19)
title_full_unstemmed Vegetarianism and child growth: Within-district evidence from the 2015-2016 Indian national family health survey (P10-032-19)
title_short Vegetarianism and child growth: Within-district evidence from the 2015-2016 Indian national family health survey (P10-032-19)
title_sort vegetarianism and child growth within district evidence from the 2015 2016 indian national family health survey p10 032 19
topic milk products
child nutrition
child development
consumption
vegetarianism
malnutrition
nutrition
early childhood
child growth
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