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Paediatric Nutrition by Colin Binns, Mi Kyung Lee (eds)

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Paediatric Nutrition
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Publisher: MDPI AG
ISBN/ASIN: 3906980502
ISBN-13: 9783906980508
Number of pages: 346

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The current agenda for paediatric nutrients research will occupy nutritionists, biochemists, paediatricians and epidemiologists for many years ahead. Some of the immediate needs to be answered are to define the interactions and outcomes of nutrient levels with future health and disease beyond childhood, epigenetics and nutrients, interactions of nutrients with the human microbiome, sustainability and climate change, ethnicity gene interactions with nutrients.

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