Publications by authors named "Bridget Aidam"

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Maternal Participation Level in a Nutrition-Sensitive Agriculture Intervention Matters for Child Diet and Growth Outcomes in Rural Ghana.
Diana Dallmann, Grace S Marquis, Esi K Colecraft, Roland Kanlisi, Bridget A Aidam

Curr Dev Nutr· March 2022

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An Innovative Grandmother-Inclusive Approach for Addressing Suboptimal Infant and Young Child Feeding Practices in Sierra Leone.
Bridget A Aidam, Carolyn A MacDonald, Rebecca Wee, Joseph Simba, Judi Aubel

Curr Dev Nutr· December 2020

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Cash and voucher assistance and children's nutrition status in Somalia.
Shannon Doocy, Martin Busingye, Emily Lyles, Elizabeth Colantouni, Bridget Aidam

Matern Child Nutr· July 2020

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Cash-based assistance and the nutrition status of pregnant and lactating women in the Somalia food crisis: A comparison of two transfer modalities.
Shannon Doocy, Martin Busingye, Emily Lyles, Elizabeth Colantouni, Bridget Aidam

PLoS One· July 2020

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Grandmothers as Change Agents: Developing a Culturally Appropriate Program to Improve Maternal and Child Nutrition in Sierra Leone.
Carolyn A MacDonald, Judi Aubel, Bridget A Aidam, Amy Webb Girard

Curr Dev Nutr· January 2020

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An agriculture-nutrition intervention improved children's diet and growth in a randomized trial in Ghana.
Grace S Marquis, Esi K Colecraft, Roland Kanlisi, Bridget A Aidam, Afua Atuobi-Yeboah

Matern Child Nutr· October 2018

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Lactation counseling increases exclusive breast-feeding rates in Ghana.
Bridget A Aidam, Rafael Pérez-Escamilla, Anna Lartey

J Nutr· July 2005

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