Maternal nutrition among women from Sub‐Saharan Africa, with a focus on Nigeria, and potential implications for pregnancy outcomes among immigrant populations in developed countries

Maternal nutrition among women from Sub‐Saharan Africa, with a focus on Nigeria, and potential implications for pregnancy outcomes among immigrant populations in developed countries

Source :

• Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics [ 0952-3871 ] ; 2012-12.

Descripteurs français

• Wicri :
  • geographic : Nigeria.
  • topic : Acculturation, Alimentation humaine, Organisation internationale, Sciences médicales, Nutrition, Société, Culture tropicale, Vitamine.

English descriptors

• KwdEn :
  • Acculturation, Adverse birth outcomes, Adverse outcomes, Adverse pregnancy outcomes, African immigrants, African migrants, African origin, African women, Agriculture organisation, Akinyele, American dietetic association, Anaemia, Antenatal, Antenatal care, Authors journal, Birth weight, Body mass index, British dietetic association, Caesarean delivery, Caesarean section, Central statistics, Child health, Chronic diseases, Clin, Dairy products, Diet quality, Dietary, Dietary acculturation, Dietary intake, Dietary intakes, Dietary iron, Dietary patterns, Dietary vitamin, Dietetic, Dietetics, Energy intake, Foetal development, Folate, Folate status, Folate supplementation, Folic, Folic acid, Food aversion, Food groups, Food insecurity, Formal education, Frequent infections, Frequent pregnancies, Further research, Glew, Gulf states, Health nutr, Health survey, High intake, High intakes, High prevalence, Host countries, Human nutrition, Immigrant, Immigrant groups, Immigrant population, Immigrant populations, Immigrant women, Infant morbidity, Intake, International institute, International migration, International organisation, Iron anaemia, Iron metabolism, Iron stores, Joint expert consultation, Late booking, Lifestyle, Lindsay, Macro, Malin gissler, Marginal vitamin, Market women, Maternal, Maternal anaemia, Maternal nutrition, Maternal obesity, Maternal vitamin, Medical science, Micronutrient, Muslim nigerian women, National health planning directorate, National maternity hospital, National population commission, Native countries, Neonatal outcomes, Neural tube defects, Nigeria, Nigeria food consumption, Nigerian, Nigerian children, Nigerian diet, Nigerian population, Nigerian women, Nonpregnant, Nonpregnant nigerian women, Nonpregnant women, Northern nigeria, Nutr, Nutrient, Nutrient intakes, Nutrition, Nutrition transition, Nutritional, Nutritional status, Obstet, Obstetric, Obstetric complications, Ogunjuyigbe, Oguntona, Oguntona akinyele, Ojofeitimi, Optimal nutrition, Organisation, Other immigrant groups, Perinatal mortality, Poor obstetric outcomes, Potential group, Potential implications, Pregnancy, Pregnancy complications, Pregnancy increases, Pregnancy outcomes, Pregnant, Pregnant nigerian women, Pregnant teenagers, Pregnant women, Present review, Preterm birth, Preterm delivery, Prevalence, Recent decades, Retinol, Rickets, Risk factors, Rural women, Second trimester, Serum retinol, Several studies, Short stature, Socioeconomic status, Subclinical vitamin, Supplementation, Systematic review, Third level education, Total energy, Traditional diets, Traditional foods, Tropical agriculture, Vanderjagt, Vitamin, West africa, Western countries, Western world, Wide range, World health organisation.
• Teeft :
  • Acculturation, Adverse birth outcomes, Adverse outcomes, Adverse pregnancy outcomes, African immigrants, African migrants, African origin, African women, Agriculture organisation, Akinyele, American dietetic association, Anaemia, Antenatal, Antenatal care, Authors journal, Birth weight, Body mass index, British dietetic association, Caesarean delivery, Caesarean section, Central statistics, Child health, Chronic diseases, Clin, Dairy products, Diet quality, Dietary, Dietary acculturation, Dietary intake, Dietary intakes, Dietary iron, Dietary patterns, Dietary vitamin, Dietetic, Dietetics, Energy intake, Foetal development, Folate, Folate status, Folate supplementation, Folic, Folic acid, Food aversion, Food groups, Food insecurity, Formal education, Frequent infections, Frequent pregnancies, Further research, Glew, Gulf states, Health nutr, Health survey, High intake, High intakes, High prevalence, Host countries, Human nutrition, Immigrant, Immigrant groups, Immigrant population, Immigrant populations, Immigrant women, Infant morbidity, Intake, International institute, International migration, International organisation, Iron anaemia, Iron metabolism, Iron stores, Joint expert consultation, Late booking, Lifestyle, Lindsay, Macro, Malin gissler, Marginal vitamin, Market women, Maternal, Maternal anaemia, Maternal nutrition, Maternal obesity, Maternal vitamin, Medical science, Micronutrient, Muslim nigerian women, National health planning directorate, National maternity hospital, National population commission, Native countries, Neonatal outcomes, Neural tube defects, Nigeria, Nigeria food consumption, Nigerian, Nigerian children, Nigerian diet, Nigerian population, Nigerian women, Nonpregnant, Nonpregnant nigerian women, Nonpregnant women, Northern nigeria, Nutr, Nutrient, Nutrient intakes, Nutrition, Nutrition transition, Nutritional, Nutritional status, Obstet, Obstetric, Obstetric complications, Ogunjuyigbe, Oguntona, Oguntona akinyele, Ojofeitimi, Optimal nutrition, Organisation, Other immigrant groups, Perinatal mortality, Poor obstetric outcomes, Potential group, Potential implications, Pregnancy, Pregnancy complications, Pregnancy increases, Pregnancy outcomes, Pregnant, Pregnant nigerian women, Pregnant teenagers, Pregnant women, Present review, Preterm birth, Preterm delivery, Prevalence, Recent decades, Retinol, Rickets, Risk factors, Rural women, Second trimester, Serum retinol, Several studies, Short stature, Socioeconomic status, Subclinical vitamin, Supplementation, Systematic review, Third level education, Total energy, Traditional diets, Traditional foods, Tropical agriculture, Vanderjagt, Vitamin, West africa, Western countries, Western world, Wide range, World health organisation.

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