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Timing, intensity, and duration of household food insecurity are associated with early childhood development in Kenya
This study examines the association between 3 dimensions of food insecurity (timing, intensity, and duration) and 3 domains of child development (gross motor, communication, and personal social). Longitudinal data from 303 households (n = 309 children) visited 9 times over 2 years wer
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