Background Malnutrition is a major problem for HIV exposed children, which is mainly
caused by inappropriate feeding practice. Hence, the study aimed to assess adherence to …

Introduction Minimum acceptable diet is a composite indicator of minimum dietary diversity
and minimum meal frequency. World Health Organization's newborn child feeding and HIV …

The objective of this study was to assess complementary feeding practices and associated
factors among HIV exposed infants in Sidama Zone, Southern Ethiopia. An institutional …

Background. Infant and young child feeding in the context of human immunodeficiency virus‐
(HIV‐) infected mothers has significant challenges due to the risk of transmission of the virus …

ABSTRACT Background The World Health Organization has recommended either exclusive
replacement feeding or exclusive breastfeeding options for HIV-exposed infants for the first 6 …

Background Combining various aspects of child feeding into an age-specific summary index
provides a first answer to the question of how best to deal with recommended feeding …

Background Inappropriate complementary feeding is widely practiced in low and middle
income countries. These contribute to undernutrition, morbidity and mortality among young …

Background Inappropriate complementary feeding practice could result in child illness, sub-
optimal growth and development. Evidence shows a huge burden of inappropriate …

Objective A health facility based cross sectional study design was conducted among 358
randomly selected HIV positive mothers attending at four health centers from February 1 to …

Background The prevalence of the World Health Organization (WHO) recommended infant
feeding practices for HIV exposed infants is low in developing countries. There is no …