OF THE OPTIMAL IRON CONTENT IN THE FEMALE MILK SUBSTITUTES
Abstract
Key words: infants, feeding, iron deficiency.
About the Authors
T.N. SorvachevaRussian Federation
E.A. Pyr'eva
Russian Federation
E.N. Kozhevnikova
Russian Federation
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Sorvacheva T., Pyr'eva E., Kozhevnikova E. OF THE OPTIMAL IRON CONTENT IN THE FEMALE MILK SUBSTITUTES. Current Pediatrics. 2008;7(1):67-70.
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