Lower hypothalamus subunit volumes link with impaired long-term body weight gain after preterm birth

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• who: Tobias Ruzok from the Worcester Polytechnic Institute, United States University of Cambridge have published the paper: Lower hypothalamus subunit volumes link with impaired long-term body weight gain after preterm birth, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
• what: Within the SGA cohort, successful/failed endpoint catch-up growth was defined as an adult body weight z-score at age 26 above/below the 10th percentile i.e., the authors focused on long-term body weight gain . The authors focused on potential volumetric differences of adult hypothalamic volumes comparing VP/VLBW individuals with early catch-up or . . .
  

   

  

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