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  • Woodruff BA, Duffield A. Anthropometric assessment of nutritional status in adolescent populations in humanitarian emergencies. European Journal of Clinical Nutrition. Nov 2002;56(11):1108-1118.
  • Bhatia R, Toole M. Nutritional problems among refugee populations. Proceedings of the Sixth International Congress, World Federation of Public Health Associations, November 10-14, 1991, Atlanta, Georgia. Washington, DC: World Federation of Public Health Associations; 1990:90-92.
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