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Helen Moestue

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H Moestue, Helen Moestue, Moestue, Helen

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Save the ChildrenLondon School of Hygiene & Tropical MedicineUniversity of MalawiHelen Keller International
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Helen Moestue is an author at Save the Children specializing in child development, pediatrics, and physical development.

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Adult education and child nutrition: the role of family and community

Helen Moestue, Sharon Huttly

Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health

2008

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Using a Community-Based Early Childhood Development Center as a Platform to Promote Production and Consumption Diversity Increases Children's Dietary Intake and Reduces Stunting in Malawi: A Cluster-Randomized Trial

Aulo Gelli, Amy Margolies, Marco Santacroce,

Journal of Nutrition

2018

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A randomised trial in Mali of the effectiveness of weekly iron supplements given by teachers on the haemoglobin concentrations of schoolchildren

Andrew Hall, Natalie Roschnik, Fatimata Ouattara,

Public Health Nutrition

2002

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‘The bigger the better’ – mothers' social networks and child nutrition in Andhra Pradesh

Helen Moestue, Sharon Huttly, Lydia Sarella,

Public Health Nutrition

2007

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Can anthropometry measure gender discrimination? An analysis using WHO standards to assess the growth of Bangladeshi children

Helen Moestue

Public Health Nutrition

2008

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Adherence and acceptability of community‐based distribution of micronutrient powders in Southern Mali

Natalie Roschnik, Hawa Diarra, Yahia Dicko,

Maternal and Child Nutrition

2019

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Impact of school-based malaria case management on school attendance, health and education outcomes: a cluster randomised trial in southern Malawi

Katherine E. Halliday, Stefan S. Witek-McManus, Charles Opondo,

BMJ Global Health

2020

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Conclusions about differences in linear growth between Bangladeshi boys and girls depend on the growth reference used

Helen Moestue, Saskia de Pee, Andrew Hall,

European Journal of Clinical Nutrition

2004

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