Titlebook: Child Nutrition in South East Asia; Yogyakarta, 4–6 Apri H. K. A. Visser,J. G. Bindels Book 1990 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1990 childhood.

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The pattern of feeding and the nutritional status of infants and children in Indonesian of good health. At this time certain specific biological and psychosocial needs must be met to ensure the survival and healthy development of the child and future adult. One of these vital needs is the nutrition of the infant.

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Selective review of studies on the behavioural effects of childhood malnutritiontrace elements and vitamins, are frequently present [1]. Therefore in this paper we shall omit the prefix ‘protein-energy’ and just refer to ‘childhoo’ malnutrition. The criteria commonly used for the diagnosis of malnutrition depends on weight deficits and the presence of oedema [2]. This fails to

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Iron deficiency anemia and its problemse is folate deficiency, often present in pregnant women and low birth-weight babies. Other nutritional deficiencies which play a less important role are vitamin B12 deficiency and possibly protein deficiency. There are many factors contributing to this problem:

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Claas Triebel,Jutta Heller,Axel Kochof the effect of infection, while infection aggravates the nutritional deficiency: the outcome of such an interaction is assumed to be greater than the sum of the two factors. Synergism is frequent in developing countries where infectious diseases are highly prevalent, and diets are often deficient.

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Infection and malnutritionof the effect of infection, while infection aggravates the nutritional deficiency: the outcome of such an interaction is assumed to be greater than the sum of the two factors. Synergism is frequent in developing countries where infectious diseases are highly prevalent, and diets are often deficient.

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Ethnic differences in breast-feeding among well-to-do Singaporeansne and partial resurgence, Singapore’s 2 basic economic classes (viz. upper and lower income families) and its 3 major ethnic communities (viz. Chinese, Malays and Indians) have shown important secondary patterns.