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SURF, Neurodevelopment, Growth Study in SGA Infants
The purpose of this study is to determine whether term SGA infants who are fed a nutrient-enriched pre-term formula will have a higher cognitive score, a more appropriate length-for-age Z-score (leading to a lower prevalence of Stunting) but higher blood pressure at 2 years of age compared to term SGA infants who are fed on a regular starter formula.
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