Infant and young child feeding practices

Daniel Sellen

Professor

> 30 years international research leadership in community-based, nutrition-sensitive project design, management, analysis and
Africa, South and Central America
Application of human ecology and evolutionary medical anthropology to improve global public health
Behavioral ecology
Central America (Guatemala, Panama)
Community based nutrition evaluation in hard-to-sample populations (newcomers, refugees, nomads, displaced and resettled groups)
Europe ( United Kingdom, Norway)
Evolutionary Anthropology
Global health
Human ecology
Human evolution
Human nutrition
Implementation science (randomized intervention trials and process evaluation) to test innovations to deliver support for maternal
Infant and young child feeding practices
Infant feeding
Medical Anthropology
North America (Canada, United States of America, Mexico)
Nutrition
Nutrition information systems for monitoring, evaluation and design of nutrition and food security interventions
Operationalizing gender transformation in nutrition programming
South Asia (Bangladesh, India)
Structural innovation to protect, promote and support infant and young child feeding (IYCF), including breastfeeding, complementary
Sub-Saharan Africa (esp. Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Ghana, South Africa, Lesotho)
Tanzania, Kenya, Ghana, Ethiopia, Uganda, The Gambia, Nigeria, Lesotho, Guatemala, Mexico, Bangladesh, India, UK, USA, Canada

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Languages: English
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Email: dan.sellen@utoronto.ca
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