1950
DOI: 10.1001/archpedi.1950.04040020947006
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ENRICHMENT OF MLLK VITAMIN A IN NORMAL LACTATING WOMEN<subtitle>A Comparison Following Administration of Vitamin A in Aqueous and Oily Mediums</subtitle>

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“…Gestational age was not reported in the study of Gebre-Medhin et al (84), but this latest study (87) emphasizes the importance of considering the influence of both gestational age and postpartum age in determinations of milk vitamin A. Studies to date indicate that the amount of vitamin A in human milk can be altered by maternal deprivation or excessive intakes (83,(88)(89)(90).…”
Section: Fat-soluble Vitamins
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How this paper cites the one you are viewing
“…Gestational age was not reported in the study of Gebre-Medhin et al (84), but this latest study (87) emphasizes the importance of considering the influence of both gestational age and postpartum age in determinations of milk vitamin A. Studies to date indicate that the amount of vitamin A in human milk can be altered by maternal deprivation or excessive intakes (83,(88)(89)(90).…”
Section: Fat-soluble Vitamins
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confidence: 98%