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Boris Lemmer,Benjamin Bahr,Rina Piccoloe is folate deficiency, often present in pregnant women and low birth-weight babies. Other nutritional deficiencies which play a less important role are vitamin B12 deficiency and possibly protein deficiency. There are many factors contributing to this problem:

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A prospective study of growth and nutrition of Aboriginal children from birth to two years in North-pulations of full-blood Aborigines in Australia, to investigate these circumstances at the community level. The present paper reports some aspects of the project which document maternal and environmental factors which were associated with growth and health outcomes in a prospectively studied cohort

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-49379-3pulations of full-blood Aborigines in Australia, to investigate these circumstances at the community level. The present paper reports some aspects of the project which document maternal and environmental factors which were associated with growth and health outcomes in a prospectively studied cohort

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