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In recent years, the data suggest that nutrition during infancy has significant influence on the risk of chronic non-communicable diseases in adults. The article presents the information about the role of individual food components in early childhood, which make an important contribution to understanding the formation of health of older children and adults, and allow to purposefully justify treatment and prevention programs.

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O. Netrebenko

Yu. Mukhina

Email: mjug@mail.ru

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