Growth and health
malaria, febrile illness
MALARIA, RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTIONS, FEBRILE ILLNESS
Anthropometric measurement and caregiver-reported health findings are in Univariate analyses for malnutrition***P value <0.001.**P value <0.01.*P value <0.05.PF: no variability due to low numbers causes the model to perfectly predict failure or success.HINE, Hammersmith Infant Neurological Examination; MDAT, Malawi Developmental Assessment Tool; TQQ, Ten Questions Questionnaire.The most common illnesses reported as ever experienced by participants included malaria (56.7%), diarrhoeal disease (55.2%) serious febrile illness (42.3%); and in the past 2 weeks prior to assessment, respiratory tract infections (26%).