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Nutrition Intervention Strategies in National Development
About This Book
Nutrition Intervention Strategies in National Development reviews nutritional programs as key components of policy planning for national development in general and health programs in particular. It summarizes research on targeted application of nutrition knowledge in public health and efforts to reduce worldwide malnutrition, and it highlights the importance of planned controlled change in the quality of diet as a preventive strategy against widespread disease. Organized into seven sections encompassing 33 chapters, this volume begins with an overview of the basic concepts of nutrition intervention and some elements of successful nutrition intervention strategies. It then discusses the economic effects of early malnutrition and economic considerations for nutrition intervention programs; the role of the government in income distribution and nutritional improvement; supplementary feeding programs; and strategies for addressing protein energy malnutrition. The reader is also introduced to the nutrition-infection cycle in relation to intervention techniques, nutrient-specific interventions including prevention of iron deficiency, and nutrition education. Scientists, nutritionists, policymakers, medical doctors, economists, education specialists, and health workers concerned with nutrition intervention programs will find this book extremely helpful.
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Table of contents
- Front Cover
- Nutrition Intervention Strategies in National Development
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Contributors
- Foreword
- Preface
- Part I: Nutrition Interventions in General
- Part II: Socioeconomic Strategies
- Part III: Supplementary Feeding Programs
- Part IV: Strategies for Treatment of Protein Energy Malnutrition
- Part V: NutritionâInfection Cycle as Related to Intervention Techniques
- Part VI: Nutrient-Specific Interventions
- Part VII: Nutrition Education
- Index