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Guideline: infant feeding in areas of Zika virus transmission [Internet]. 2nd edition. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2021.

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ANNEX 5WHO GUIDELINE DEVELOPMENT GROUP

The areas of expertise of each member are given in italics.

  • Ms Mona Alsumaie
    Kuwait Public Authority for Food and Nutrition, Ministry of Health
    Kuwait City, Kuwait
    National nutrition, implementation programmes
  • Dr Marianne Besnard
    Centre Hospitalier de la Polynésie Française
    Papeete, French Polynesia
    Neonatology, Zika virus disease
  • Dr J.P. Dadhich
    Breastfeeding Promotion Network of India
    IBFAN Asia
    New Delhi, India
    Neonatology, infant and young child feeding in HIV, breastfeeding advocacy
  • Dr Elsa Giugliana
    Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sud
    Porto Alegre, Brazil
    Infant feeding and paediatrics, maternal and child health policy implementation
  • Dr Laurent Kaiser
    University Hospitals of Geneva, Faculty of Medicine
    Colombier, Switzerland
    Virology and emerging viral diseases
  • Dr Ruowei (Rosie) Li
    United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
    Atlanta, United States of America
    Infant feeding research
  • Dr Nishani Lucas
    Se Soysa Hospital for Women
    Colombo, Sri Lanka
    Neonatology, newborn life support, neonatal transport, essential newborn care and sick newborns
  • Dr Chessa Lutter
    RTI International
    Washington (DC), United States of America
    Infant feeding, breastfeeding, global health and policy implementation
  • Ms Marie McGrath
    Emergency Nutrition Network
    Oxford, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
    Emergency nutrition programmes, infant feeding in emergencies
  • Ms Monica Muti
    Ministry of Health and Child Welfare
    Harare, Zimbabwe
    National nutrition implementation programmes
  • Dr Celeste Naude
    Centre for Evidence-based Health Care
    Cape Town, South Africa
    Systematic reviews, methodological expert
  • Professor Mical Paul
    Technion – Israel Institute of Technology
    Haifa, Israel
    Infectious diseases, research methods
  • Dr Vanessa Rouzier
    Les Centres GHESKIA
    Port-au-Prince, Haiti
    Infectious diseases among children, mother-to-child transmission of HIV
  • Dr Maria Asuncion (Mianne) Silvestre
    Kalusugan ng mag-ina, Inc. (Health of the Mother and Child Dyad)
    Manila, Philippines
    Neonatology, breast-milk banking, infant feeding training and programme implementation
  • Professor Teck Chuan Voo
    National University of Singapore
    Manila, Philippines
    Bioethics, research ethics
  • Ms Terrie Wefwafwa
    Karibuni-Kenya
    Nairobi, Kenya
    Nutrition policies, legislation and implementation
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