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. 1989 Aug;64(8):1183–1184. doi: 10.1136/adc.64.8.1183

Calcium intake and cows' milk free diets.

J Devlin 1, R H Stanton 1, T J David 1
PMCID: PMC1792518  PMID: 2782934

Abstract

In children with atopic eczema on elimination diets, the calcium intake was below the estimated requirement in 15 out of 20 who avoided cows' milk and received no milk substitute, and in three out of 26 who avoided cows' milk but were provided with a soya or casein hydrolysate formula.

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