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NNIW81 - Low-Birthweight Baby: Born Too Soon or Too Small

Growth & Development
Low Birth Weight
Nutrition Health & Wellness
15 min read
81 Volumes

The 81st Nestlé Nutrition Institute Workshop brought together world class scientists in the area of neonatal care, epidemiology and nutrition management of low birth weight infants. Throughout the three-day workshop, participants heard from leading experts on the latest scientific evidence on catch up and growth acceleration, the short and long term consequences of Low Birth Weight Babies (LBWB) and the importance of different nutrition approaches in the management of LBWB.

Author(s):

Nicholas Embleton , Joanne Katz , Ekhard E. Ziegler

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Stunting Persists despite Optimal Feeding Are Toilets Part of the Solution

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Should We Promote Catch-Up Growth or Growth Acceleration in Low-Birthweight Infants

Atul Singhal

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Role of Specific Nutrients in Low-Birthweight Infants

Jatinder Bhatia

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Probiotic Supplementation for Preterm Neonates – What Lies Ahead

Sanjay Patole

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Prevention of Intrauterine Growth Restriction and Preterm Birth

Per Ashorn

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Nutritional and Reproductive Risk Factors for Small for Gestational Age and Preterm Births

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Nutrient Needs for Catch-Up Growth in Low-Birthweight Infants

Ekhard E. Ziegler

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Mortality Risk among Term and Preterm Small for Gestational Age

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Human Milk Fortification

Karen Simmer

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Human Milk Fortification in India

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Global Prevalence of Small for Gestational Age Births

Robert E. Black

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Global Incidence of Preterm Birth

James M. Tielsch

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Feeding the Larger Low-Birthweight Infant in a Resource-Poor Environment

Gert F. Kirsten

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Catch-Up Growth Basic Mechanisms

Ian J. Griffin

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Catch-Up Growth and Metabolic and Cognitive Outcomes in Adolescents Born Preterm

Nicholas Embleton

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