Titlebook: Nutrition and Malnutrition; Identification and M Alexander F. Roche,Frank Falkner Book 1974 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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The Relation between Size at Birth and Preschool Clinical Severe Malnutrition,ants would presumably have higher nutritional requirements and are, therefore, at greater risk for the development of severe malnutrition.. From the public health point of view, an analysis of the relation between size at birth and the subsequent occurrence of severe malnutrition in early childhood

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0065-2598 ropological profes- sion as a whole and to contribute to related sciences. We are specially grateful to the Board of Directors of the Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research for the award of a symposium on Physical Anthropology and Nutritional Status. We had considered that such a subjec

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Book 1974l profes- sion as a whole and to contribute to related sciences. We are specially grateful to the Board of Directors of the Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research for the award of a symposium on Physical Anthropology and Nutritional Status. We had considered that such a subject was time

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Some Statistical Considerations on the Use of Anthropometry to Assess Nutritional Status, is how well, if at all, we can use anthropometry to predict nutritional status. What is required is some function, or functions, of anthropometric and other relevant measurements that predict either specific or general nutritional states.

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The Relation between Size at Birth and Preschool Clinical Severe Malnutrition,is important. If size at birth helps to define the likelihood with which a child would develop severe malnutrition during infancy and the preschool years, such knowledge would be valuable in identifying children at risk and, potentially, for prevention.

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Effect of Maternal Dietary Protein on Anthropometric and Behavioral Development of the Offspring,organs, can be altered through the diet, and, more recently, we have demonstrated that the metabolic function of animals and humans can be altered in utero, particularly through the diet of the mother. With this in mind, we present herewith the three parts of our paper.

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