Low Birth Weight

Premature, small for Gestacional Age and Low birth weight babies are an important Public Health concern specially in Developing countries.This section covers the importance of using different nutrition approaches when managing Low Birthweight . It also brings extensive information on the nutritional requirements and adequate interventions recommended to ensure the best possible outcomes.

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Nutrition In Preterm & Role Of HMF

Preterm infants often demand intensive care due to associated risks and their unique demand for nutrition during hospitalizations and post-discharge. Although the mother’s milk has been universally accepted as the best feed for an infant it might not suffice the needs of a preterm infant. This article discusses the importance of preterm nutrition along with the factors that need to be considered during the fortification of human milk.

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Role of Protein in Long-Term Health and Metabolic Programming

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Enteral Feeding Support for Preterm Infants

Recent Advances in Neonatal Medicine (events)

Recent Advances in Neonatal Medicine

Breast Feeding - The Gold Standard (publications)

Breast Feeding - The Gold Standard

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Review on Probiotics—Emerging Science

The Nutritionist (publications)

The Nutritionist

NNI_Workshop proceedings (Regional master class) (publications)

NNI_Workshop proceedings (Regional master class)

Probiotics: Implications for Paediatric Health (publications)

Probiotics: Implications for Paediatric Health

FAQs in Pediatric Practice: Probiotics (publications)

FAQs in Pediatric Practice: Probiotics

Maternal Nutrition (publications)

Maternal Nutrition