Titlebook: Nutrition and Human Reproduction; W. Henry Mosley Book 1978 Plenum Press, New York 1978 endocrinology.food.health.nutrition.public health

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Maternal Nutrition, Breast-Feeding and Infant Survival were conducted. Thus, if conclusions are to be reached, some of them will necessarily be tentative, if not downright speculative — and probably biased. In this presentation, I will address three questions:

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Economic Aspects of Breast-Feeding7, 8, 9, 10). More recently, a pervasive decline in breast-feeding activity is also underway in urban areas of many less developed countries, with similar tendencies suggested in some rural areas as well (11, 12, 13, 14).

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Famine and Fertilityma, osteomalacia) and death (which comes sooner to men and to those at the extremes of life than to women and the middle-aged). In the newborn, there is a reduction in mean birth weight and a decrease in viability. There is finally a reduction in fertility that can become absolute. Once food becomes available, recovery in the population is rapid.