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CYSTIC FIBROSIS IN CHILDREN: NUTRITIONAL MANAGEMENT pg 13
Barira Saad RD, PNDS

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COW’S MILK PROTEIN ALLERGY AND BREASTFEEDING pg 19
Magdalena Marciniak, BSc, PgCert

Table 2: Ingredients to avoid when breastfeeding a baby with cmpa  SCOLL DOWN FOR TABLE 2

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Table 2: Ingredients to avoid when breastfeeding a baby with CMPA


CARING FOR OUR ELDERLY POPULATION: NUTRITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS AND BEYOND pg 25
Gaby Goodchild, RD

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NUTRITION IN CARE HOMES: FROM SCREENING TO ENTERAL FEEDING pg 31
Hazel Windsor-Aubrey, RD

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IMD WATCH: CALL THE MIDWIFE… THEN, CALL THE DIETITIAN! pg 37
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CEREALS, WHOLEGRAINS AND NUTS p 41
Madi Myers, ANutr

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IN COOKE’S CORNER pg 46
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