9th International Conference on Nutrition and Growth

Throughout human history it has been known that adequate nutrition is crucial for normal child growth, and this has become a common concern to all child health care givers since at least the 19th century. Yet, the precise mechanisms underpinning the

The first 1000 days of a child is considered to be a vital stage and a point of development in nourishing infants from birth to lifelong health. Balanced growth in this period is needed as it can lower the risk of developing obesity later on.