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. 2021 Sep 29;114(Suppl 1):3S–14S. doi: 10.1093/ajcn/nqab279

TABLE 2.

Characteristics of the trials included in the SQ-LNS IPD meta-analyses1

Infant SQ-LNSs
Country Study (reference) Trial name Age at start, mo Duration, mo Maternal LNSs Participants
Bangladesh Christian 2015 (41) JiVitA-4 6 12 N 4218
Bangladesh Dewey 2017 (42) RDNS 6 18 Y/N 2478
Bangladesh Luby 2018 (31) WASH-Benefits-Bangladesh 6 18 N 4633
Burkina Faso Hess 2015 (43) iLiNS-ZINC 9 9 N 2626
Burkina Faso Becquey 2019 (36) PROMIS-Burkina Faso 6 12 N 2651
Ghana Adu-Afarwuah 2007 (29) 6 6 N 194
Ghana Adu-Afarwuah 2016 (44) iLiNS-DYAD-Ghana 6 12 Y 1040
Haiti Iannotti 2014 (45) 6–11 3–6 N 300
Kenya Null 2018 (32) WASH-Benefits-Kenya 6 18 N 6649
Madagascar Galasso 2019 (46) MAHAY 6–11 6–12 Y/N 3390
Malawi Ashorn 2015 (47) iLiNS-DYAD-Malawi 6 12 Y 664
Malawi Maleta 2015 (48) iLiNS-DOSE 6 12 N 943
Mali Huybregts 2019 (35) PROMIS-Mali 6 18 N 2937
Zimbabwe Humphrey 2019 (33) SHINE 6 12 N 3676
Zimbabwe Prendergast 2019 (34) SHINE (HIV-exposed) 6 12 N 667

1IPD, individual participant data; LNS, lipid-based nutrient supplement; N, no; PROMIS, Innovative Approaches for the Prevention of Childhood Malnutrition; RDNS, Rang-Din Nutrition Study; SHINE, Sanitation, Hygiene, Infant Nutrition Efficacy Project; SQ-LNS, small-quantity lipid-based nutrient supplement; Y, yes; Y/N indicates that the trial had at least one arm with maternal LNSs + child LNSs and at least one arm with child LNSs only.