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Rebecca K. Olson. Developing Indicators That Predict Benefit From Prenatal Energy
Supplementation. Ph.D., 1994.
Grace S. Marquis. The Association of Breastfeeding with Decreased Linear Growth
in 12- to 15-mo old Lima (Peru) children: An Example of Reverse Causality. Ph.D.,
1996.
Julie Hilson. Maternal Obesity and Breastfeeding Success. Ph.D., May 2000.
Jennifer Lyn Baker. Maternal obesity, infant feeding methods and infant growth.
Ph.D., August 2003.
Nkosinathi V. Mbuya. Household Participation in Child Vitamin A Supplementation
Programs in Rural Tanzania. Ph.D., January 2006.
Kuntal K. Saha. Household Food Security, Infant Feeding Practices and Growth of
Infants and Young Children in Rural Bangladesh. Ph.D., August 2007.
Christine M.D. Surber. Breastfeeding Among Obese Women: The Role of Infant
Size and Providing Additional Support. M.S., August 2007.
Sabrina Rasheed. Understanding Breastfeeding Practices in Bangladesh: Links
Between Mothers’ Perception and Practice. Ph.D., August 2007.
Eva C. Monterrosa. The Influence of Maternal Fatness, Knowledge, and Diet on
Infant and Young Child Feeding in Mexico. Ph.D., August 2010.
Member of the Special Committee:
Lenore J. Launer. The Relationship Between Maternal Work Patterns and Duration
of Breast-Feeding Among Rural Malay Women. M.S., 1982.
Rachel Novotny. Maternal and Infant Nutritional Status During Exclusive Breast-
Feeding in the Lake Titicaca Region, South America. M.S., 1982.
Sonya Rabeneck. The Determinants of Protein-Energy Malnutrition Among
Preschool Children in Kenya with Respect to Cash Cropping and Self-Sufficiency in
Staple Food Production. Ph.D., 1982.
D. Yvonne Jones. Associations Between Poverty and Child Growth: Analysis of
Cross-Sectional National Surveys, HANESI and HANESII. Ph.D., 1983.