Bobbi be best: the development and evaluation of an audio program to promote exclusive breastfeeding in Cameroon, Central Africa (626.8)

Kathryn Reinsma; Nancy Bolima; Florence Fonteh; Patrick Okwen; Susanne B Montgomery

Bobbi be best: the development and evaluation of an audio program to promote exclusive breastfeeding in Cameroon, Central Africa (626.8)

Kathryn Reinsma, Nancy Bolima, Florence Fonteh, Patrick Okwen, Susanne B Montgomery

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Original language	American English
Journal	The FASEB Journal
Volume	28
State	Published - Apr 1 2014

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Biology
Family Medicine
Environmental Health and Protection
Internal Medicine
Endocrinology

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Bobbi be best: the development and evaluation of an audio program to promote exclusive breastfeeding in Cameroon, Central Africa (626.8)

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