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Vitamin B12 deficiency as a cause of severe neurological symptoms in breast fed infant – a case report.

Infants are particularly vulnerable to vitamin B12 deficiency because of their rapid growth, and exclusively breastfed infants of deficient mothers will show signs before any maternal symptoms are apparent.

Vitamin B12 deficiency as a cause of severe neurological symptoms in breast fed infant – a case report.ABA Rose2021-04-05T14:14:15+10:00

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