Development of impaired cell-mediated immunity in mild and moderate malnutrition

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Abstract
The development of moderate malnutrition and cell-mediated immune function was studied in 71 Colombian infants from birth through 2 yr of age. Based upon weight-for-age criteria 31 remained normal, 33 were classified as grade I, and seven were grade II malnourished at the end of their 2nd yr of life …
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Authors McMurray DN;Loomis SA;Casazza LJ;Rey H;Miranda R;;
Journal The American journal of clinical nutrition
Year 1981
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