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Organoleptic properties, ease of use, and perceived health effects are determinants of acceptability of micronutrient supplements among poor Mexican women

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Organoleptic properties, ease of use, and perceived health effects are determinants of acceptability of micronutrient supplements among poor Mexican women (English)

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Sera L Young

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Lynnette M Neufeld

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Lynnette M Neufeld

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Gretel H. Pelto

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Gretel H Pelto

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Ilian Blanco

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Sonia Hernandez-Cordero

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27 January 2010

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Journal of Nutrition

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140

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605-611

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