The Chinese-born immigrant infant feeding and growth hypothesis
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posted on 2024-06-17, 20:59 authored by Kristy BoltonKristy Bolton, P Kremer, Kylie HeskethKylie Hesketh, Rachel LawsRachel Laws, Karen CampbellKaren CampbellThe Chinese-born immigrant infant feeding and growth hypothesis
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2016, The AuthorsJournal
BMC public healthVolume
16Season
Article Number : 1071Article number
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1471-2458eISSN
1471-2458Issue
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Science & TechnologyLife Sciences & BiomedicinePublic, Environmental & Occupational HealthInfantRapid growthFeeding practicesChineseAustraliaImmigrantsCultureOverweightObesityMaternal child healthRAPID WEIGHT-GAINCHILDHOOD OBESITYSCHOOL-CHILDRENLOWER PROTEINRISKLIFEETHNICITYTRIALPOPULATIONOVERWEIGHT111799 Public Health and Health Services not elsewhere classified920501 Child HealthInstitute for Physical Activity and Nutrition4206 Public health4204 Midwifery
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