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Breast-feeding patterns in nine Latin American and Caribbean Countries

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Figure  1.  Breast-feeding  prevalences  found  among  infants  O-2  months  of  age  in  each  of  the  survey  countries
Figure  2.  Breast-feeding  prevalences  among  survey  children  in  each  of  the  study  countries  at  six-month  intervals  over  the  first  three  years  of  life
Figure  4  depicts  the  inverse  relation-  ship  found  between  mean  breast-feeding  duration  and  the  percentage  of  the  pop-  ulation  living  in  urban  areas  in  each  of  the  nine  countries
Figure  5.  The  relationship  between  mean  breast-feeding  duration  of  the  survey  children  and  maternal  education  in  each  of  the  countries  studied
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