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. 2020 May 18;16(2):e1085. doi: 10.1002/cl2.1085
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Agarwal et al. (2003) Delivery of iron supplements in school Probably through school teachers Not specified Iron supplements were provided by researchers UNICEF, New Delhi Researchers
Chiplonkar and Kawade (2012) Delivery of food supplements and zinc tablets in school Probably through school teachers Not specified Food supplements and zinc tablets provided by researchers Zensar Foundation, Pune, India Researchers
Februhartanty et al. (2002) Delivery of iron supplements in schools Delivered through school teachers Not specified Iron supplements were provided by researchers SEAMEO‐TROPMED Regional Center for Community Nutrition in Jakarta Researchers
Goyle 2012 Supplement biscuits in schools Probably through school teachers Not specified Biscuits were supplied through researcher University Grants Commission, New Delhi, India Researchers
Hettiarachchi et al. (2008) Iron and zinc supplements provided in schools Delivered through teachers and investigators Not specified Supplements were provided by the researchers The study was funded by the International Atomic Energy Agency Researchers
Hyder et al. (2007) Iron fortified beverage provided in school Delivered through schoolteachers with the assistance of the BRAC community health workers Not specified Supplements were provided by the researchers Supported by the Micronutrient Initiative, Ottawa, Canada Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee (BRAC, one of the largest national nongovernmental organizations in the world) who were the researchers
Khadilkar et al. (2010) Vitamin D supplement were provided in school The tablets were supplied to participants monthly by trial staff Not specified Supplements were provided by the researchers Not specified Researchers
Sen (2009) Iron supplements were provided in schools Investigators, monitors, class teachers Not specified Supplements were provided by the researchers None Researchers
Soekarjo et al. (2004) Vitamin A, iron and folate supplements were provided in the schools Field workers supervised the supplement intake Not specified Supplements were produced locally and provided by the researcher This study was funded by USAID through the OMNI project Researchers
Zhu et al. (2005) Milk supplementation given in schools Probably through school teachers Not specified Milk supplementation given in schools provided by the researchers Australian Dairy Research and Development Corporation, Murray Goulburn Co‐operative Co. Limited (formulated and produced the milk supplements) and the Nestle' Foundation provided financial support for the laboratory analyses Researchers