Nutrients in Infancy

Infants are not just small adults; they have a complex set of nutrient requirements and interactions to account for the high metabolic rate, growth, immunological and cognitive development, etc. Each year there are 138 million births, including 30 million from the least developed countries, where he...

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Main Authors: Binns, Colin (Author), Lee, Mi Kyung (Author), Kagawa, Masaharu (Author)
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Published: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute, 2017.
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