NNIW71 - Growth Research: Nutritional, Molecular and Endocrine Perspectives
Growth and development during the fetal and postnatal periods as well as during the first 2 years of life are important for short and long-term health. There are many growth drivers during this phase of life, among them are nutrition, genetic and epigenetic factors, and hormonal regulation. Prof. M.Gillman, Sir P. Gluckman and Prof. R. Rosenfeld edited this edition of the workshop book series that covers very prominent questions, e.g. how early infant feeding influences long-term growth and development, and how inadequate nutrition is related to health issues such as obesity and malnutrition.
Discussion on Childhood Growth and Later Outcomes, Policy Implications and Treatment of Short Stature
Discussion on Growth Standards and Trade- Offs in Healthy Infant Growth
Discussion on Migration and Development of Obesity and Cardiometabolic Disease in the Developing World
Discussion on Economic Drivers and Consequences of Stunting
Pharmacological Interventions for Short Stature: Pros and Cons
Relationship between Childhood Growth and Later Outcomes
Healthy Infant Growth: What Are the Trade- Offs in the Developed World?
Epidemiologic Transitions: Migration and Development of Obesity and Cardiometabolic Disease in the Developing World
Secular Changes in Childhood, Adolescent and Adult Stature
Human Growth: Evolutionary and Life History Perspectives
Early Growth and Development of Later Life Metabolic Disorders
Epigenetic Anomalies in Childhood Growth Disorders
Non-Imprinted Epigenetics in Fetal and Postnatal Development and Growth
IGF-I in Human Growth: Lessons from Defects in the GH-IGF-I Axis
Genome-Wide Association Studies of Human Growth Traits
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