Monitoring population diet quality and nutrition status with household consumption and expenditure surveys: suggestions for a Bangladesh baseline
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Dietary assessment; Food policy; Nutrition policy; Household surveys; Household consumption and expenditure surveys (HCES); Nutrition; Nutrient intakes; Nutrient deficiencies; Food security;All these keywords.
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