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Minimum Dietary Diversity for Women: a standalone construct

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Minimum DietaryDiversity for Women1 CONSTRUCTMinimum DietaryMARTIN-PREVEL · NUTRITION

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Nutrition science

a yes or no indicator of whether a woman ate at least five of ten food groups the previous day, a population proxy for micronutrient adequacy.

In nutrition science, Minimum Dietary Diversity for Women refers to a yes or no indicator of whether a woman ate at least five of ten food groups the previous day, a population proxy for micronutrient adequacy. This meaning comes from Martin-Prevel (2017) in Current Developments in Nutrition.[1]

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  1. Martin-Prevel, Y., Arimond, M., Allemand, P., Wiesmann, D., Ballard, T. J., Deitchler, M., Dop, M. C., Kennedy, G., Lartey, A., Lee, W. T., & Moursi, M. (2017). Development of a Dichotomous Indicator for Population-Level Assessment of Dietary Diversity in Women of Reproductive Age. Current Developments in Nutrition, 1(12), cdn.117.001701. https://doi.org/10.3945/cdn.117.001701

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