Assessment of nutritional status of families of Faridkot district-high socio-economic group

By:

KULDEEP Kaur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1986Edition: Foods and NutritionDescription: 126,18LSubject(s):

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T 641.1 K98A

Summary: The study was conducted on 50 families each from urban, semi-urban and rural areas from high income group category to determine their nutritional status. Diets were found to be marginally inadequate in cereals whereas all other food groups were more than

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The study was conducted on 50 families each from urban, semi-urban and rural areas from high income group category to determine their nutritional status. Diets were found to be marginally inadequate in cereals whereas all other food groups were more than

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