Vol 28 No 3 (2015) | South African Journal of Clinical Nutrition

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Published: 2015-10-02

Editor's Note

Editor’s Note

Demetre Labadarios

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Editorial

Let’s work together to make breastfeeding work!

Lisanne M Du Plessis

103-104
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Review Articles

The nutritional management of a central venous incident

Arina Prins

105-112
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Original Research

Comparison of infant-feeding practices in two health subdistricts with different baby-friendly status in Mpumalanga province

Susara Maria van der Merwe, Lisanne du Plessis, Hendrik Jooste, Daan Nel

121-127
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The effect of a combination of nutrition education, soy and vegetable gardening, and food preparation skill training interventions on dietary intake and diversity in women: a case study from Qwa-Qwa

Wilna Oldeage-theron, Abdulkadir A Egal

113-120
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Constraints to the optimal breastfeeding practices of breastfeeding mothers in the rural communities of Arba Minch Zuria Woreda, Ethiopia: community-based, cross-sectional study

Dessalegn Tamiru, M Tamrat

134-139
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Application of the deuterium-oxide dose-to-mother technique to determine the exclusivity of breastfeeding in women in Kanye, Botswana

Boitumelo Stokie Motswagole, S T P Matenge, T Mongwaketse, J Bogopa, R Kobue-Lekalake, K Mosetlha, L Kwape

128-133
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SASPEN Case Study

Nutritional management of a patient at high risk of developing refeeding syndrome

Robin Claire Dolman, Cornelia Conradie, Martani J Lombard, Arista Nienaber, Mariaan Wicks

140-145
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SASPEN News

SASPEN News

Editorial Office

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NSSA News

NSSA Newsbits

Editorial Office

147
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ADSA Directions

ADSA Directions

Editorial Office

148
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