Establishing Dietary intake Behavior of children to prevent iron deficiency to sustain their growth, Oromiya region, Ethiopia: Community Cluster randomized trial

Behavior change intervention is more feasible for intervening communities where iron tablets or syrups are never available to treat iron deficiency among young children. Efforts to reduce iron deficiency among young children via dietary intake reduce the episodes of anemia. Key Implication: Behavior change in dietary intake has an inclusive effect on the health and nutrition status of children. This type of intervention design is adjustable for different future effects rather than short-term, specific results in the target population.