Mauricio Eberle Morales

Jefe de desarrollo hemerográfico

A Meta-Morphosis: Frontier Foray and TikTok Block

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Charms de parmesano: Kraft Natural Cheese lanza el sueño para los amantes del queso

La marca lanza una edición limitada en tamaño mini que permite probar tres nuevos sabores antes de su llegada a las tiendas en enero de 2027. La entrada Charms de parmesano: Kraft Natural Cheese lanza el sueño para los amantes del queso se publicó primero en Marketing Directo. ​La marca lanza una edición limitada en

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Kantar revela las claves para convertir el influencer marketing en resultados de marca y negocio

Lluís Casas y Pablo Gómez analizan tres campañas de Ibai Llanos, María Pombo y Nachter para explicar dónde reside el verdadero éxito de las colaboraciones. La entrada Kantar revela las claves para convertir el influencer marketing en resultados de marca y negocio se publicó primero en Marketing Directo. ​Lluís Casas y Pablo Gómez analizan tres

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¿Autocuidado o autoexigencia? Chocolates Trapa propone otra forma de entender el bienestar

Los creadores de contenido Marina Rivers y Xuso Jones son las caras principales en esta campaña con la que la marca reivindica que cuidarse no implica olvidar el disfrute. La entrada ¿Autocuidado o autoexigencia? Chocolates Trapa propone otra forma de entender el bienestar se publicó primero en Marketing Directo. ​Los creadores de contenido Marina Rivers

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Research and Outcome Priorities for the Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program in Ontario: A Community‐Engaged Modified Delphi Study

ABSTRACT The Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program (CPNP) is a federal initiative that addresses the critical impact of early nutrition and perinatal care on health outcomes by providing community-based perinatal health and nutrition services to socially and economically vulnerable women and their infants. Using a flexible, locally adaptable community programming model, the CPNP aims to improve

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The Baby‐Friendly Community and Health Services Initiative Within the Joint Action PreventNCD: Rationale, Structure and Methodology

Task 6.5 BFC&HS structure: subtasks and activities ABSTRACT The first 1000 days of life are a critical period for establishing lifelong health and development. Breastfeeding, as part of the Nurturing Care Framework, provides unique immunological, nutritional, and psychosocial benefits, while also contributing to the prevention of obesity, diabetes, and other non-communicable diseases (NCDs). Despite its

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Impact of Central Asia Stunting Initiative on Stunting and Anemia Among Children and Women of Afghanistan

ABSTRACT The Central Asia Stunting Initiative (CASI) is a program designed to address malnutrition among women of reproductive age and children under five in Badakhshan Province, Afghanistan, a region facing significant nutritional challenges. This study used a pre-post design to assess the impact of CASI interventions, with cross-sectional surveys conducted at baseline and midline among

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Three Decades of Socioeconomic Inequality in India’s Breastfeeding Indicators, 1993–2021

ABSTRACT Although existing literature heavily focuses on the health outcomes of exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) in India, studies addressing socioeconomic inequalities across a broad spectrum of breastfeeding indicators remain scarce. We utilized five waves of National Family Health Survey data (1993–2021) to analyze temporal trends and socioeconomic inequalities, proxied by maternal education (no formal schooling, 1st–5th

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Who Gets to Turn Numbers into Evidence?

Turning numbers into evidence is a form of labour – and in the Global South, that labour is unevenly distributed. 1. Who Gets to Question the Numbers? By the end of 2018, India’s National Sample Survey Office had completed its 2017–18 Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) – the government’s own instrument for measuring employment. The

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