South African Journal of Clinical Nutrition

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Current Issue

Vol 31 No 2 (2018)

Published: 2018-06-08

Editor's Note

Editor’s note

Demetre Labadarios

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Guest Editorial

Conventional indicators of the burden of young child malnutrition: time for a rethink?

Ali Muhammad Dhansay

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CPD Articles

Opinions of South African dietitians on fistuloclysis as a treatment option for intestinal failure patients

Anna-Lena Du Toit, Adam B T Boutall, Renee Blaauw

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Factors associated with prelacteal feeding practices in a rural northern Nigerian setting

Adenike Oluwayemisi Jimoh, Sunday Enema Adaji, Hamdalla Adama Adelaiye, Abiola Aira Olorukooba, Comfort Garba, Anita Lukong Mfuh, Umma Bawa, Suleiman Idris, Sunday Oladapo Shittu

13-18
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Original Research

Estimated burden of aggregate anthropometric failure among Malawian children

Mzondi Ziba, Alexander Archippus Kalimbira, Zione Kalumikiza

22-23
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Letters to the Editor

An assessment of South African college and university dining policies and procedures regarding handling of food allergies

Gerrie E Du Rand, Lakshman Rajagopal

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SASPEN Case Study

Introduction of peanut in high risk infants

Claudia L Gray

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SASPEN News

SASPEN News

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NSSA News

NSSA Newsbits

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ADSA Directions

ADSA Directions

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