Grace Carroll

[Rafael Perez-Escamilla @rperezescamilla]

@YaleSPH @SBS_Yale contribution published by @WorldBank illustrating complexities with choice of micronutrient delivery vehicles in context of childhood obesity @YaleCSC @YalePediatrics @GraceJCarroll1 @OPSGuate @equide_ibero @1CINyS @GAINalliance
https://t.co/dXWefCxRlY

[The Bulletin of the World Health Organization @WHOBulletin]

Mireya Vilar-Compte et al. estimate costs of extending #maternityleave to support #breastfeeding in #Brazil, #Ghana and #Mexico

🤱https://t.co/BTcdouw5Ql

[Grace Carroll @GraceJCarroll1]

@klhardin #Breastfeed4GH2018

[Grace Carroll @GraceJCarroll1]

@GabrielaBuccini @breastfeed4GH @Gdlifeghana @UNICEFGhana 🙌🏻🙌🏻 #Breastfeed4GH2018

[Grace Carroll @GraceJCarroll1]

@breastfeed4GH @Gdlifeghana @UNICEFGhana Will @breastfeed4GH ‘s super fan @rperezescamilla be joining the #breastfeed4GH2018 Twitter Chat for #WBW2018???

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Sidelined at work. Denied promotions and raises. Fired for complaining. Pregnancy discrimination is rampant at America’s biggest companies. https://t.co/f01Pf33Uac

[Grace Carroll @GraceJCarroll1]

Great session on #obesity and #nutrition policy chaired by @rperezescamilla #nutrition2018

[Rafael Perez-Escamilla @rperezescamilla]

How breastfeeding friendly is Germany? We’ll soon find out through Government partnership with https://t.co/Jf2o66EgZY @YaleGH @YaleSPH
https://t.co/oNvoI0xpOU

[Yale School of Public Health @YaleSPH]

“Becoming Breastfeeding Friendly,” an evidence-based process to increase breastfeeding rates is expanding to Great Britain, Germany, Myanmar and Samoa. Learn about the origins: https://t.co/v4y7Xc3LUL. @rperezescamilla

[Rafael Perez-Escamilla @rperezescamilla]

Child nutrition in humanitarian emergencies review available for free.
Evaluation of Nutrition Interventions in Children in Conflict Zones: A Narrative Review | Advances in Nutrition | Oxford Academic https://t.co/k3HXAe2tKd @GraceJCarroll1 @YaleSPH @YaleGH @ENNonline

[World Health Organization (WHO) @WHO]

Improving rates of #breastfeeding could save the lives of 820,000 children a year https://t.co/V2vxhIsRvG #NutritionDecade