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  Research Priorities in Complementary Feeding: International Paediatric Association (IPA) and European Society of Paediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition (ESPGHAN) Workshop

  Peter J. Aggett

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1271

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  Canadian Recommendations

  Stanley Zlotkin

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1272

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  Patterns of Complementary Feeding (Weaning) in Countries of the European Union: Topics for Research

  Brian Wharton

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1273

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  American Academy of Pediatrics Recommendations for Complementary Feeding

  Ronald E. Kleinman

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1274

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  Overview of Complementary Feeding (Weaning) in Countries of Asia

  Y. Yamashiro

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1274

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  Feeding Practices, Growth, and Morbidity in Tunisia

  F. Khaldi, F. Bouguerra

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1275-1276

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  Infant Feeding and Weaning Practices in an Urbanizing Traditional, Hunter-Gatherer Society

  Michael Gracey

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1276-1277

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  Taste Acquisition and Appetite Control

  Samuel J. Fomon

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1278

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  Taste and Appetite in Infancy: Possible Topics for Research

  Brian Wharton

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1278

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  Complementary Feeding and Neuromuscular Development

  Ronald E. Kleinman

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1279

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  Complementary Feeding and Genetic Programming of Gastrointestinal Function

  Jacques Schmitz

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1279

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  Gastrointestinal Digestive and Absorptive Function

  Lawrence T. Weaver

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1280

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  Complementary Feeding and Infant Growth and Body Composition

  Kathryn G. Dewey

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1281

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  The Influence of Breastfeeding and Complementary Foods on Growth Until Three Years of Age in the Euro-Growth Study

  Martin A. van ‘t Hof Msc

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1281

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  Feeding Mode, Infections, and Anthropometric Status in Early Childhood

  Salvador Villalpando

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1282-1283

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  Potential Renal Solute Load: Considerations Relating to Complementary Feedings of Breastfed Infants

  Samuel J. Fomon

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1284

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  Complementary Foods and the Development of Food Allergy

  Berthold Koletzko

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1285

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  Complementary Feeding and Enteropathies

  Jacques Schmitz

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1286

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  Complementary Feeding And Later Health

  Ronald E. Kleinman

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1287

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  Determining Limiting Nutrients by Linear Programming: A New Approach to Predict Insufficient Intakes From Complementary Foods

  André Briend, Nicole Darmon

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1288-1289

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  WHO/UNICEF Review on Complementary Feeding and Suggestions for Future Research: WHO/UNICEF Guidelines on Complementary Feeding

  Kenneth H. Brown

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1290

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  Complex Carbohydrates and Sugars

  Lawrence T. Weaver

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1291

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  Protein and Amino Acids

  Kathryn G. Dewey

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1292

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  Are There Negative Effects of an Excessive Protein Intake?

  Kim Fleischer Michaelsen

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1293

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  Lipids in Complementary Foods

  Berthold Koletzko

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1294

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  Iron and Zinc Intake From Complementary Foods: Some Issues From Pakistan

  Zulfiqar Ahmed Bhutta

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1295-1297

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  The Adequacy of Micronutrients in Complementary Foods

  Rosalind S. Gibson, Christine Hotz

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1298-1299

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  Improving Complementary Feeding Practices and Responsive Parenting as a Primary Component of Interventions to Prevent Malnutrition in Infancy and Early Childhood

  Gretel H. Pelto

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1300

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  Complementary Feeding and Breastfeeding

  Kathryn G. Dewey

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1301

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  Cows' Milk in Complementary Feeding

  Kim Fleischer Michaelsen

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1302-1303

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  Research Priorities on Safety of Complementary Feeding

  Y. Motarjemi

  Pediatrics, Nov 2000, 106 (Supplement 4) 1304-1305

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