Risk of exposure to aflatoxin M1 through consumption of cow’s milk among children in Magadu, Morogoro
Anna Peter Mamiro,
Haikael D. Martin,
Neema Kassim
Abstract:A atoxins M1 contamination of milk affect the general population, and with particular attention to children who frequently consume milk as part of complementary food. This study determined AFM1 contamination of cow's milk and estimated the risk of exposure to these toxins through consumption of cow's milk among children (6 to 36 month) in Magadu ward of Morogoro region in Tanzania.A total of 165 mother-baby pairs were recruited and interviewed on child feeding practices with focus to feeding of cow's milk in t… Show more
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