(<CODES>) The ome-3 Jim Study: n-3 LCPUFA for healthy growth and development of infants in Ethiopia

Acronym

Ome³Jim

Code

365P0112

Duration

06 November 2012 → 31 August 2015

Funding

Funding by bilateral agreement (private and foundations)

Promotor

Patrick Kolsteren

Research disciplines

Natural sciences
- Systems biology

Keywords

infant growth development

The Ome³Jim study aims to provide evidence that an increased intake of w3 LCPUFAs through complementary foods and human milk has an effect on infant growth and development in a context of high malnutrition rates and low w3 LCPUFAs intake, such as Ethiopia.

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The ome-3 Jim Study: n-3 LCPUFA for healthy growth and development of infants in Ethiopia