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See Latest ArticlesEffect of birth weight and postnatal weight gain on body composition in early infancy
Early Human Development, 05/12/09
Holzhauer S et al. - During early postnatal rapid weight gain infants do not grow in all body tissues in equal measure. Instead, they acquire relatively large amounts of fat, which is preferentially distributed to the truncal region. Long term observational studies have to assess if such changes in body composition persist into adulthood.
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