Titlebook: Infant Nutrition; Ann F. Walker,Brian A. Rolls Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1994 development.enzymes.growth.health.

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Book 1994rptive and excretory systems are relatively immature. The develop­ ment of the digestive enzymes is detailed in Chapter 4. The significance of this immaturity first emerged as a consequence of the pioneering work of Professor Robert McCance and Dr Elsie Widdowson in human nutrition, when they studie

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Infant growth and energy requirements: updating reference values,sed growth standards drawn up a generation or more ago. Should these standards now be revised to reflect current feeding practices? Does a lowered energy intake indicate a lower energy requirement, or have previous dietary recommendations been set too high?

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Infant feeding and infectious disease,onal hygiene. One factor which appears to have an important influence on an infant’s risk of and response to an infection is the infant’s diet. Infant feeding practices and their relation to infectious disease are the subject of this review, with particular emphasis on the role of breast feeding but also with some discussion of weaning foods.

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,Use of cows’ milk in infant feeding with emphasis on the compositional differences between human ander 6 months (DHSS, 1974). Scientific understanding of infant nutrition has increased greatly over the past 20 years and recommendations for the composition of infant formulas have expanded. Directives now regulate the composition and marketing of infant formulas and follow on formulas within the European Union.

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