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Developmental origins of health and disease: the views of first-time mothers in 5 European countries on the importance of nutritional influences in the first year of life.
The American journal of clinical nutrition - 1 Dec 2011
Gage Heather, Raats Monique, Williams Peter, Egan Bernadette, Jakobik Viktoria, Laitinen Kirsi, Martin-Bautista Elena, Schmid Martina, von Rosen-von Hoewel Julia, Campoy Cristina, Decsi Tamas, Morgan Jane, Koletzko Berthold
Abstract excerpt
BACKGROUND: The programming concept suggests that poor early nutrition causes an array of medical problems later in life. Public health messages about the implications of programming may not be reaching parents and influencing infant feeding behaviors. OBJECTIVE: The views of new mothers were sought about the extent to which lifelong health is influenced by diet as an infant, rather than by genetic...
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