+ Follow INFANT AND YOUNG CHILD FEEDING PROGRAM Tag
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[Title] => More fun in breastfeeding at St. Luke's Medical Center
[Summary] => In observance of the 20th World Breastfeeding Week, the Breastfeeding Working Group and Lactation Unit of St. Luke’s Medical Center in Global City held several activities to actively promote the benefits of breastfeeding among its patients, doctors, associates, and nursing students.
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[Title] => Over 25% of Pinoy kids underweight
[Summary] => A high percentage of Filipino children are underweight or stunted, placing them at a higher risk of death. This is one of the alarming results of a 2003 survey undertaken by the National Food Research Institute (NFRI).
Children under five years old account for six million of the country’s population.
Based on the study, over 25 percent of these children, or more than 1.5 million, are underweight, and over 30 percent, or more than 1.8 million, are "under height." These are indicators of malnutrition which makes them highly vulnerable to sickness and death.
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INFANT AND YOUNG CHILD FEEDING PROGRAM
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[Summary] => A high percentage of Filipino children are underweight or stunted, placing them at a higher risk of death. This is one of the alarming results of a 2003 survey undertaken by the National Food Research Institute (NFRI).
Children under five years old account for six million of the country’s population.
Based on the study, over 25 percent of these children, or more than 1.5 million, are underweight, and over 30 percent, or more than 1.8 million, are "under height." These are indicators of malnutrition which makes them highly vulnerable to sickness and death.
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September 11, 2012 - 12:00am
December 1, 2005 - 12:00am
