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Review of Fomon’s “Assessment of Growth of Formula-Fed Infants: Evolutionary Considerations”: In Reply

Samuel J. Fomon, MD

Pediatrics (2004) 114 (5): 1365.

Published: November 2004

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Assessment of Growth of Formula-Fed Infants: Evolutionary Considerations

Samuel J. Fomon, MD

Pediatrics (2004) 113 (2): 389–393.

Published: February 2004

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Potential Renal Solute Load: Considerations Relating to Complementary Feedings of Breastfed Infants

Samuel J. Fomon, MD

Pediatrics (2000) 106 (Supplement_4): 1284.

Published: November 2000

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Taste Acquisition and Appetite Control

Samuel J. Fomon, MD

Pediatrics (2000) 106 (Supplement_4): 1278.

Published: November 2000

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Lack of Adverse Reactions to Iron-Fortified Formula

Steven E. Nelson, Ekhard E. Ziegler, Amy M. Copeland, Barbara B. Edwards, Samuel J. Fomon

Pediatrics (1988) 81 (3): 360–364.

Published: March 1988

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Formulas for Premature Infants: Fate of the Calcium and Phosphorus

Jatinder Bhatia, Samuel J. Fomon

Pediatrics (1983) 72 (1): 37–40.

Published: July 1983

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Recommendations for Feeding Normal Infants

Samuel J. Fomon, Lloyd J. Filer, Jr., Thomas A. Anderson, Ekhard E. Ziegler

Pediatrics (1979) 63 (1): 52–59.

Published: January 1979

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What Are Infants Fed in the United States?

Samuel J. Fomon

Pediatrics (1975) 56 (3): 350–354.

Published: September 1975

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BODY COMPOSITION OF THE MALE REFERENCE INFANT DURING THE FIRST YEAR OF LIFE : Borden Award Address, October 1966

Samuel J. Fomon

Pediatrics (1967) 40 (5): 863–870.

Published: November 1967

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Protein Metabolism, Influence of Growth Hormone, Anabolic Steroids and Nutrition in Health and Disease. An International Symposium

SAMUEL J. FOMON

Pediatrics (1964) 33 (1): 44.

Published: January 1964

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Mild-Moderate Forms of Protein-Calorie Malnutrition

SAMUEL J. FOMON

Pediatrics (1964) 33 (1): 152.

Published: January 1964

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CONCENTRATIONS OF CALCIUM AND INORGANIC PHOSPHORUS IN SERUM OF NORMAL INFANTS RECEIVING VARIOUS FEEDINGS

George M. Owen, Philip Garry, Samuel J. Fomon

Pediatrics (1963) 31 (3): 495–498.

Published: March 1963

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Techniques for Measuring Body Composition. Proceedings of a Conference Quartermaster Research and Engineering Center

SAMUEL J. FOMON

Pediatrics (1962) 30 (2): 283.

Published: August 1962

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RETENTION OF NITROGEN BY NORMAL FULL-TERM INFANTS RECEIVING AN AUTOCLAVED FORMULA

Samuel J. Fomon, George M. Owen

Pediatrics (1962) 29 (6): 1005–1011.

Published: June 1962

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In Reply: Hazards of Radioactive Fallout

Committee on Nutrition, Samuel J. Fomon, Richard W. Blumberg, Gilbert B. Forbes, Donald Fraser ...

Pediatrics (1962) 29 (5): 851.

Published: May 1962

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INFANTILE SCURVY AND NUTRITIONAL RICKETS IN THE UNITED STATES

Committee on Nutrition, Richard W. Blumberg, Gilbert B. Forbes, Donald Fraser, Arild E. Hansen ...

Pediatrics (1962) 29 (4): 646–647.

Published: April 1962

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HUMAN BODY COMPOSITION

Committee on Nutrition, Richard W. Blumberg, Gilbert B. Forbes, Donald Fraser, Arild E. Hansen ...

Pediatrics (1962) 29 (3): 476.

Published: March 1962

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COMMENT ON METABOLIC BALANCE STUDIES AS A METHOD OF ESTIMATING BODY COMPOSITION OF INFANTS : With Special Consideration of Nitrogen Balance Studies

Samuel J. Fomon, George M. Owen

Pediatrics (1962) 29 (3): 495–498.

Published: March 1962

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Metabolic Bed

Samuel J. Fomon, Lora N. Thomas, Robert L. Jensen, George M. Owen

Pediatrics (1962) 29 (2): 330.

Published: February 1962

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NITROGEN BALANCE STUDIES WITH NORMAL FULL-TERM INFANTS RECEIVING HIGH INTAKES OF PROTEIN : Comparisons with Previous Studies Employing Lower Intakes of Protein

Samuel J. Fomon

Pediatrics (1961) 28 (3): 347–361.

Published: September 1961

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Review of Fomon’s “Assessment of Growth of Formula-Fed Infants: Evolutionary Considerations”: In Reply

Assessment of Growth of Formula-Fed Infants: Evolutionary Considerations

Potential Renal Solute Load: Considerations Relating to Complementary Feedings of Breastfed Infants

Taste Acquisition and Appetite Control

Lack of Adverse Reactions to Iron-Fortified Formula

Formulas for Premature Infants: Fate of the Calcium and Phosphorus

Recommendations for Feeding Normal Infants

What Are Infants Fed in the United States?

BODY COMPOSITION OF THE MALE REFERENCE INFANT DURING THE FIRST YEAR OF LIFE : Borden Award Address, October 1966

Protein Metabolism, Influence of Growth Hormone, Anabolic Steroids and Nutrition in Health and Disease. An International Symposium

Mild-Moderate Forms of Protein-Calorie Malnutrition

CONCENTRATIONS OF CALCIUM AND INORGANIC PHOSPHORUS IN SERUM OF NORMAL INFANTS RECEIVING VARIOUS FEEDINGS

Techniques for Measuring Body Composition. Proceedings of a Conference Quartermaster Research and Engineering Center

RETENTION OF NITROGEN BY NORMAL FULL-TERM INFANTS RECEIVING AN AUTOCLAVED FORMULA

In Reply: Hazards of Radioactive Fallout

INFANTILE SCURVY AND NUTRITIONAL RICKETS IN THE UNITED STATES

HUMAN BODY COMPOSITION

COMMENT ON METABOLIC BALANCE STUDIES AS A METHOD OF ESTIMATING BODY COMPOSITION OF INFANTS : With Special Consideration of Nitrogen Balance Studies

Metabolic Bed

NITROGEN BALANCE STUDIES WITH NORMAL FULL-TERM INFANTS RECEIVING HIGH INTAKES OF PROTEIN : Comparisons with Previous Studies Employing Lower Intakes of Protein

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