
 | | Food and Nutrition Bulletin Volume 18, Number 2, 1997 (UNU, 1997, 118 p.) |
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 | | (introduction...) |
 | | Executive summary |
 | | Experience of international food and nutrition initiatives for developing countries |
 | | "Public nutrition": The need for cross-disciplinary breadth in the education of applied nutrition professionals |
 | | Advanced training in food and nutrition: Disciplinary, interdisciplinary, and problem-oriented approaches |
 | | Disciplinary and interdisciplinary breadth required for dealing with modern food and nutrition issues for countries in transition |
 | | Developing a national training pyramid |
 | | Role of training for specific skills through short courses, workshops, and in-service training |
 | | Working Group report on disciplinary and interdisciplinary breadth required for dealing with food and nutrition issues |
 | | Working Group report on developing a national pyramid for advanced training in food and nutrition |
 | | Working Group report on the role of short-term training for institutional capacity-building |
 | | Working Group report on capacity-building in research |
 | | Anthropometric reference data for international use: Recommendations from a WHO Expert Committee |
 | | Child malnutrition and feeding practices in Malawi |
 | | Improved retinol, carotene, ferritin, and folate status in Nuxalk teenagers and adults after a health promotion programme |
 | | Books received |
 | | News and notes |
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