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Bacterial Contamination and Nutrient Concentration of Infant Milk in South Africa:A Sub-study of the National PMTCT Cohort Study
Publication Year:
2003
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Health Systems Trust
The aim of this study was to assess how mothers in an urban/peri-urban PMTCT area of South Africa prepare and feed commercial infant milk to their infants and to assess the safety of these feeds. The objectives were to describe the methods of preparation of commercial infant milk and to measure bacterial contamination and protein concentration in these feeds.
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