Stabilizing time and its predictors among 1–59 months old children managed for severe acute malnutrition during the humanitarian crisis in Tigray regional state of Ethiopia, 2023: a prospective cohort study

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Wagnew Tesfay
Mebrahtu Abay
Berhane Fseha Teklehaimanot
Ataklti Gebremedhin
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[1] Nutrition Supervisor,Medical Teams International (MTI), Shire Field Office
[2] Aksum University,College of Health Sciences
[3] Adigrat University,College of Health Sciences
[4] Paediatrician in Suhul General Hospital,undefined
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BMC Pediatrics | / 24卷
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Severe acute malnutrition; Stabilizing time; Emergency; Tigray; Ethiopia;
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