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The toddler milk intervention trial (ToMI): A randomized controlled trial on the effect of protein content in young child formula on BMI and growth
Background and Aims A previous randomized clinical trial showed that lower milk protein intake during infancy reduces body mass index (BMI) in early life and leads to lower rates of obesity in later childhood. The aim was to assess whether reducing protein intake during the second year of life lo
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