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IYCN Update
Sign up for the IYCN Update, a periodic email message with updates on maternal, infant, and young child nutrition for global health professionals. Distributed four times per year, each issue offers updates on new research and resources and IYCN Project highlights.
To supplement the IYCN Update, we also send out IYCN News Alerts with breaking news. When you sign up for the IYCN Update, you will also receive occasional IYCN News Alerts to keep you up to date on the field’s latest developments.
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Current and past issues
Click on the links below to access current and past issues of the IYCN Update archived on EMMA's website.
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IYCN Updates
IYCN News Alerts
IYCN Project launches new tools for reaching caregivers, households, and communities (August 2011) 
Join IYCN on July 19: What works for community-based nutrition programming? (July 2011)
Join IYCN at GHC: Innovations in micronutrient powder programs (June 2011)
Brown bag: IYCN Project achievements and lessons learned in Zambia (April 2011)
Join us at A2Z's Micronutrient Nutrition Symposia (April 2011)
Spread the word about the benefits of breastfeeding for HIV-positive moms (August 2010)
Join IYCN in celebrating World Breastfeeding Week (August 2010)
Join IYCN at the AIDS 2010 conference in Vienna (July 2010)
IYCN's Maximizing Nutritional Benefits from Agricultural Interventions (July 2010)
Join IYCN at GHC: Maximizing Nutritional Benefits from Agricultural Interventions (May 2010)
Call for support for appropriate infant and young child feeding in Haiti (January 2010)
World Health Organization Announces New Guidelines on HIV and Infant Feeding (December 2009)
IYCN at Africa Forum (June 2009)
Join the IYCN Project at the Global Health Conference (May 2009)
Brown Bag: Improving Nutrition in Zambia, Cote d’Ivoire, and Lesotho (May 2009)
MIYCN Satellite Session at the Micronutrient Forum (May 2009)
Announcing the Infant & Young Child Nutrition (IYCN) Project's New Website (January 2009)
Photos: Aurelio Ayala III, Philippe Blanc
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