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Too much of a good thing: evolutionary perspectives on infant formula fortification in the United States and its effects on infant health.
Elizabeth A. Quinn
Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences (ICTS)
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United States
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Infant Health
100%
Iron Stores
100%
Evolutionary Perspective
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Infant Formula
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Too-much-of-a-good-thing
100%
Adaptive Mechanism
66%
Breastfed Infants
66%
Complementary Feeding
66%
Excess Iron
66%
Infection Risk
33%
Illness
33%
Human Milk
33%
Infection Severity
33%
Adaptation Strategies
33%
Feces
33%
Microflora
33%
Milk
33%
Solid Food
33%
Iron Regulation
33%
Iron Availability
33%
Iron Content
33%
Dietary Iron
33%
Infant Illness
33%
Iron Fortification
33%
Decreasing Frequency
33%
Infant Physiology
33%
Food Science
Infant Formula
100%
Iron
100%
Complementary Feeding
13%
Human Milk
6%
Iron Intake
6%
Solid Food
6%
Iron Fortification
6%