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Pediatrics In Review, 2017
1. Tracy P. Milbrandt, MD* 1. *Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, Springfield, IL 1. 1. Martinez JA, 2. Ballew MP Infant Formulas. Martinez JA, Ballew MP. Pediatr Rev. 2011;32(5):179–189 [OpenUrl][1][FREE Full Text][2] 2. 1. Bhatia J, 2.
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1. Tracy P. Milbrandt, MD* 1. *Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, Springfield, IL 1. 1. Martinez JA, 2. Ballew MP Infant Formulas. Martinez JA, Ballew MP. Pediatr Rev. 2011;32(5):179–189 [OpenUrl][1][FREE Full Text][2] 2. 1. Bhatia J, 2.
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Pediatrics In Review, 1990
Breast-feeding is still the optimal mode of feeding for the normal full-term infant. At the present time, no infant formula has been developed that can reproduce the immunologic properties, digestibility, and trophic effects of human milk. The nutritional content of infant formulas has come a long way since 1849 when Baron Justus van Liebig stated that
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Breast-feeding is still the optimal mode of feeding for the normal full-term infant. At the present time, no infant formula has been developed that can reproduce the immunologic properties, digestibility, and trophic effects of human milk. The nutritional content of infant formulas has come a long way since 1849 when Baron Justus van Liebig stated that
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Pediatrics, 2002
In the April 12th issue of Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported on a fatal case of meningitis in an intensive care nursery in Tennessee.1 The infecting organism was Enterobacter sakazakii , an unusual but often fatal, invasive pathogen. In the fatal Tennessee case, the infection was traced
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In the April 12th issue of Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported on a fatal case of meningitis in an intensive care nursery in Tennessee.1 The infecting organism was Enterobacter sakazakii , an unusual but often fatal, invasive pathogen. In the fatal Tennessee case, the infection was traced
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1982
Sir. —I read with interest the marginal comment "The Anatomy of the Infant Formula Controversy" by Dr Joseph (Journal1981;135:889-892) and the marginal comment "Comments on the World Health Organization's 'International Code' of Marketing Breastmilk Substitutes" by Dr Graham (Journal1981;135:892-894).
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Sir. —I read with interest the marginal comment "The Anatomy of the Infant Formula Controversy" by Dr Joseph (Journal1981;135:889-892) and the marginal comment "Comments on the World Health Organization's 'International Code' of Marketing Breastmilk Substitutes" by Dr Graham (Journal1981;135:892-894).
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Metrication and Infant Formulas
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1973To the Editor .—South Africa is in the process of conversion of all units of weights and measures to the ...
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Nutrition Bulletin, 1984
SummaryGuidelines and recommendations for the composition of infant formulae vary between countries, particularly with respect to the composition of the fat and the use of added lactose. The modifications made to cow's milk using skim milk, demineralised whey protein, non‐milk fats and non‐milk sugars, are described with special reference to formulae ...
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SummaryGuidelines and recommendations for the composition of infant formulae vary between countries, particularly with respect to the composition of the fat and the use of added lactose. The modifications made to cow's milk using skim milk, demineralised whey protein, non‐milk fats and non‐milk sugars, are described with special reference to formulae ...
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Sterilization of Infant Formula
Clinical Pediatrics, 1983A survey of 237 pediatricians currently practicing in Connecticut revealed that 97 (41%) recommend routine sterilization of infant formula for a mean of 4.4 months. Eight bottles of proprietary formula were prepared in a controlled manner: four utilizing the "terminal heating method" of sterilization and four utilizing the "clean method" without ...
M A, Gerber, B C, Berliner, J J, Karolus
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Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition, 2016
See “An Opinion on “Staging” of Infant Formula: A Developmental Perspective on Infant Feeding” by Lonnerdal and Hernell on page 9.There will always be a need for infant formula, no matter how successful we are in promoting breast-feeding.
Robert D, Baker, Susan S, Baker
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See “An Opinion on “Staging” of Infant Formula: A Developmental Perspective on Infant Feeding” by Lonnerdal and Hernell on page 9.There will always be a need for infant formula, no matter how successful we are in promoting breast-feeding.
Robert D, Baker, Susan S, Baker
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The Journal of Pediatrics, 1990
We explored the possibility that standard infant formulas designed as the sole source of nutrients for small, rapidly growing infants may not be equally suitable for older, larger, and less rapidly growing infants who obtain a portion of energy intake from beikost.
S J, Fomon, K D, Sanders, E E, Ziegler
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We explored the possibility that standard infant formulas designed as the sole source of nutrients for small, rapidly growing infants may not be equally suitable for older, larger, and less rapidly growing infants who obtain a portion of energy intake from beikost.
S J, Fomon, K D, Sanders, E E, Ziegler
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2021
In our daily practice, we sometimes come across mothers who cannot (exclusively) breastfeed. This may be due to an inadequate breastfeeding start, treatment for an underlying condition in the mother with incompatible medicine, or an underlying condition in the child that is incompatible with human milk. Additionally, there are mothers who are unable to
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In our daily practice, we sometimes come across mothers who cannot (exclusively) breastfeed. This may be due to an inadequate breastfeeding start, treatment for an underlying condition in the mother with incompatible medicine, or an underlying condition in the child that is incompatible with human milk. Additionally, there are mothers who are unable to
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