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The Relationships of the Duration of Breastfeeding on the Visual-Perceptual Skills of Grade 5 Students from Public Elementary Schools in Manila Researchers: Flosa, Rico Anthony M., Francisco, Phorenice D., Fueconcillo, Jamaica S., Galura, Maria Revelyn B., Garibay, Mavis Athina A., Guce, Jheff G., Guillen, Deanna S., Hilario, Mae Florence C., Hizon, Sergi Aaron D., Hung, Paul Aldrin Y., Japzon, John Kristoffer M. 6

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Action note: In: Summary: Several studies have established that breastfeeding is the most ideal form of nutrition for infants This aspect has been correlated with intelligence, cognitive development, better immunity, etc., but mush about its significant effects are yet to be explored.As the child develops, many growth parameters take the normal physiologic course for every individual. However, differences among the development in different individuals are still evident when it comes to their nutritive habits which can be seen in the variety of growth that humans undertake. The study hopes to explore the possibility of understanding and improving the type of nutrition that children receive their effects on the normal development of the different aspects of an individual. Many research have demonstrated that breastfeeding indeed has positive effects on the intelligence and cognitive development of the child. Other editions:

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Item type	Current location	Home library	Collection	Call number	Status	Barcode
Book	PLM	PLM Medical Library	Medical-Research Study	MRS F641 2011 C.3 (Browse shelf)	Available	M-040
Book	PLM	PLM Medical Library	Medical-Research Study	MRS F641 2011 C.3 (Browse shelf)	Available	M-041
Book	PLM	PLM Medical Library	Medical-Research Study	MRS F641 2011 C.3 (Browse shelf)	Available	M-042

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Several studies have established that breastfeeding is the most ideal form of nutrition for infants This aspect has been correlated with intelligence, cognitive development, better immunity, etc., but mush about its significant effects are yet to be explored.As the child develops, many growth parameters take the normal physiologic course for every individual. However, differences among the development in different individuals are still evident when it comes to their nutritive habits which can be seen in the variety of growth that humans undertake. The study hopes to explore the possibility of understanding and improving the type of nutrition that children receive their effects on the normal development of the different aspects of an individual. Many research have demonstrated that breastfeeding indeed has positive effects on the intelligence and cognitive development of the child.

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