Energy balance during recovery from malnutrition

1976/10/01 by DW Spady, D Spady, PR Payne +3 · 13 citations
Nursing · Medicine · #Child Nutrition and Water Access #Clinical Nutrition and Gastroenterology #Child Nutrition and Feeding Issues

paper · doi:10.1093/ajcn/29.10.1073

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