It has long been demonstrated that nutrition in the first 1000 days of life can affect health
outcomes later in life. Indeed, according to the Developmental Origins of Health and …

The periods of early (ages 2–6) and middle (7–11) childhood is nonetheless an important
period for long-term developmental and health outcomes. These periods are characterized …

Infant, Child and Adolescent Nutrition: A Practical Guide, Second Edition, is an evidence-
based, practical guide introducing readers to the theory behind optimal child nutrition …

The well-balanced nourishment during" the first 1000 days," the period between conception
(day 18) and the age of two years, is quite important for two main reasons. Firstly, the …

Context: Despite significant economic development in many parts of the world, upwards of
150 million children are short for their age. Epidemiologic and clinical data suggest that …

This report was commissioned after an ARM debate in June 2007 that called on the BMA's
Board of Science to recognise and promote the importance of fetal and early life nutrition …

Recent advances in understanding genome-nutrient and nutrient-network interactions, and
the modifying effects of genetic variation on their function, have strengthened interests in …