NNIW48 - Public Health Issues in Infant and Child Nutrition

Potential for Metabolic Imprinting by Nutritional Perturbation of Epigenetic Gene Regulation

Validating theFetal Origins Hypothesis: An Epidemiologic Challenge

Does an Excessive Protein Intake Early in Life Cause Health Problems Such as Obesity Later in Life?

Concluding Discussion

Early Exposures and Later Health and Development

Options for Achieving Adequate Intake fromHome-Prepared Complementary Foods in LowIncome Countries

MicrobialContamination of Weaning Food and Water

Success of InterventionPrograms to Promote Complementary Feeding

Promotion of Breast Feeding Intervention Trial (PROBIT): A Cluster-Randomized Trial in the Republic of Belarus 189

Breast Feeding Babies: Is the Longer the Better?

Breast Feeding and HIV Transmission

Consequences of Zinc Deficiency on Human Health and Alternatives for Programmatic Intervention

Iron and Infectious Disease: A Public Health Problem?

Preventing Vitamin A Deficiency: Translating Science to Action

Nutritional Influences on Child Development: Cross-National Perspective

Childhood Infectious Diseases and Their Contribution to Undernutrition

Burden of Disease Caused by Childhood Undernutrition

Public Health Issues in Infant and Child Nutrition