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Does early initiation of homemade yogurt supplementation prevent stunting – a pilot randomized controlled trial dataset

Western Sydney University
Khatun E Jannat, Kaniz ; Merom, Dafna ; Agho, Kingsley
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This dataset contains data from a randomised controlled trial that was done on infants aged 6-9 months to test the effectiveness of yoghurt in improving their growth and gut health. Participants were sourced from the slums in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

The study was interrupted due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We enrolled 162 children in the trial, and findings suggest that there was a greater improvement in growth among the children who participated in the yoghurt intervention. The results were not statistically significant.

The dataset contains scanned paper questionnaires and the related STATA data files. This dataset contains sensitive information where participants can be identified. Controlled access will be considered by the author Kaniz Jannat - [email protected] ORCID 0000-0002-2993-1955.

Created: 2023-11-21

Data time period: 21 09 2019 to 31 05 2021

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Applied Statistics | Biomedical and Clinical Sciences | Bangladesh | Behaviour and Health | Behaviour change | Child nutrition | Gut health | Health | Health Sciences | Health Promotion | Low and middle income countries | Mathematical Sciences | Microbiome | Nutrition | Nutrition and Dietetics | Public Health | Public Health (Excl. Specific Population Health) | Public Health Nutrition | Statistics | Stunting |

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  • DOI : 10.26183/9210-GF44
  • Local : research-data.westernsydney.edu.au/published/c4866c00880211ee8a5a39b46e533ffb
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