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A Cost-Effective Way to Understand Nutrition Supplement Adherence

Ethiopia, Africa

A study by the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs explores a practical and cost-effective method to track adherence to micronutrient supplements among pregnant women in rural Ethiopia. This approach aims to improve maternal and child health outcomes by addressing micronutrient deficiencies and ensuring program effectiveness.

Behavior Goal

Improve adherence to micronutrient supplement intake among pregnant women

Implementers & Partners

  • Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs

Donors & Sponsors

  • Not specified

Key Takeaways

  • 1Tracking adherence to micronutrient supplements is crucial for improving maternal and child health outcomes.
  • 2The study presents a cost-effective and practical solution tailored to resource-constrained settings.

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