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acute respiratory disease, wasting, anemia, diarrhea
REGRESSION, WASTING, ANEMIA, ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISEASE
Consort diagram.Composition Multiple Micronutrient Powder (MNP).Baseline characteristics of households, caregivers, and children by study arm.* A household is a group of persons who make common provisions of food, shelter, and other essentials for living.Comparison of plasma micronutrient status, anthropometric outcomes, hemoglobin level, and inflammatory biomarker of children at the baseline and end line by study groups.Daily dietary nutrient intake during the trial.Multiple linear regression analysis of the plasma zinc, vitamin A, vitamin D, and hemoglobin against nutritional outcomes by the group during the course of the study.Model * is adjusted for child’s age at enrollment, gender of the child, HAZ, WHZ, and WAZ scores, plasma albumin, reported diarrhea in the previous month, reported acute respiratory disease in the previous month, socioeconomic status of HHs, breastfeeding in the first hour when the child was born, exclusive breastfeeding, complementary feeding age in months, mother’s age (y), mother’s education, mother’s work status, father’s education, father’s work status, vaccination status of the child, family structure, energy consumed (Kcal), and plasma zinc levels at the baseline; model ** is adjusted for child’s age at enrollment, gender of the child, HAZ, WHZ, and WAZ scores, reported diarrhea in the previous month, reported acute respiratory disease in the previous month, socioeconomic status of HHs, breastfeeding in the first hour when the child was born, exclusive breastfeeding, complementary feeding age in months, mother’s age (y), mother’s education, mother’s work status, father’s education, father’s work status, vaccination status of the child, family structure, energy consumed (Kcal), and plasma vitamin D levels at the baseline; model *** is adjusted for child’s age at enrollment, gender of the child, HAZ, WHZ, and WAZ scores, plasma albumin, reported diarrhea in the previous month, reported acute respiratory disease in the previous month, socioeconomic status of HHs, breastfeeding in the first hour when the child was born, exclusive breastfeeding, complementary feeding age in months, mother’s age (y), mother’s education, mother’s work status, father’s education, father’s work status, vaccination status of the child, family structure, energy consumed (Kcal), and plasma vitamin A levels at the baseline; and model **** is adjusted for child’s age at enrollment, gender of the child, HAZ, WHZ, and WAZ scores, reported diarrhea in the previous month, reported acute respiratory disease in the previous month, socioeconomic status of HHs, breastfeeding in the first hour when the child was born, exclusive breastfeeding, complementary feeding age in months, mother’s age (y), mother’s education, mother’s work status, father’s education, father’s work status, vaccination status of the child, family structure, energy consumed (Kcal), and hemoglobin levels at the baseline.Impact of MNP intervention on stunting, wasting, being underweight, micronutrient deficiencies, and anemia status in children at the baseline and end line of the trial.