Patterns of postnatal growth in HIV‐infected and HIV‐exposed children

Patterns of postnatal growth in HIV‐infected and HIV‐exposed children

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• Nutrition Reviews [ 0029-6643 ] ; 2009-06.

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  • Acta paediatr, Active antiretroviral therapy, Adolescent growth, Agostoni, Antiretroviral, Antiretroviral therapy, Appropriate care, Arch pediatr adolesc, Baseline, Birth weight, Body composition, Body mass index, Child gender, Child growth, Children experience, Children unexposed, Clin nutr, Clinical course, Clinical progression, Clinical stage, Cohort, Comparison group, Country settings, Development study, Dhaz, Dhaz dwaz dwhz, Disease progression, Dwaz, Dwhz, Early childhood, Early growth, Endpoint, Energy expenditure, Exposure assessment, Exposure status, General population, Growth curve, Growth failure, Growth impairment, Growth patterns, Harvard school, Head circumference, Healthy controls, Height deceleration, Height gain, Height velocity, Hemophilia growth, Hivinfected children, Human children, Human virus, Human virus infection, Human virus type, Immune, Immune function, Immune status, Important tool, Inclusion criteria, Infant factors, Infection, Infection status, Initial pubmed search, Italy agostoni, Lean body mass, Linear growth, Longitudinal, Longitudinal studies, Median, More information, Muscle circumference, Negative association, None cohorts, Nutr, Nutrition reviews, Nutritional status, Opportunistic infection, Other factors, Other measures, Paediatr, Parity, Pediatr, Pediatr aids, Perinatal, Perinatal infection, Pollack, Possible mechanisms, Postcode deprivation score, Postnatal, Postnatal growth, Prepubertal children, Prospective cohort study, Pubertal development, Public health, Range birth, Same time, Sample size, Seroreverters, Sheila isanaka, Small number, Socioeconomic status, Somatic growth, Study design, Study site author table, Supportive evidence, Timely growth monitoring, Tricep skinfold thickness, Uninfected, Uninfected children, Variables table, Viral load, Virus subtypes, Weight dwaz, Weight gain, Weight velocity, Years study site author, York city, Young children.
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  • Acta paediatr, Active antiretroviral therapy, Adolescent growth, Agostoni, Antiretroviral, Antiretroviral therapy, Appropriate care, Arch pediatr adolesc, Baseline, Birth weight, Body composition, Body mass index, Child gender, Child growth, Children experience, Children unexposed, Clin nutr, Clinical course, Clinical progression, Clinical stage, Cohort, Comparison group, Country settings, Development study, Dhaz, Dhaz dwaz dwhz, Disease progression, Dwaz, Dwhz, Early childhood, Early growth, Endpoint, Energy expenditure, Exposure assessment, Exposure status, General population, Growth curve, Growth failure, Growth impairment, Growth patterns, Harvard school, Head circumference, Healthy controls, Height deceleration, Height gain, Height velocity, Hemophilia growth, Hivinfected children, Human children, Human virus, Human virus infection, Human virus type, Immune, Immune function, Immune status, Important tool, Inclusion criteria, Infant factors, Infection, Infection status, Initial pubmed search, Italy agostoni, Lean body mass, Linear growth, Longitudinal, Longitudinal studies, Median, More information, Muscle circumference, Negative association, None cohorts, Nutr, Nutrition reviews, Nutritional status, Opportunistic infection, Other factors, Other measures, Paediatr, Parity, Pediatr, Pediatr aids, Perinatal, Perinatal infection, Pollack, Possible mechanisms, Postcode deprivation score, Postnatal, Postnatal growth, Prepubertal children, Prospective cohort study, Pubertal development, Public health, Range birth, Same time, Sample size, Seroreverters, Sheila isanaka, Small number, Socioeconomic status, Somatic growth, Study design, Study site author table, Supportive evidence, Timely growth monitoring, Tricep skinfold thickness, Uninfected, Uninfected children, Variables table, Viral load, Virus subtypes, Weight dwaz, Weight gain, Weight velocity, Years study site author, York city, Young children.

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