Minimal enteral feeding within 3 d of birth in prematurely born infants with birth weight ≤1200 g improves bone mass by term ageHope A. Weiler, Mary Seshia, Rebecca Veitch et al.|American Journal of Clinical Nutrition|2006Cited by 36
Maternal and Cord Blood Long-Chain Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids Are Predictive of Bone Mass at Birth in Healthy Term-Born InfantsHope A. Weiler, Chui Kin Yuen, Rebecca Veitch et al.|Pediatric Research|2005Cited by 35
Low Levels of Dietary Arachidonic and Docosahexaenoic Acids Improve Bone Mass in Neonatal Piglets, but Higher Levels Provide No Benefit,Rebecca C. Mollard, Hope A. Weiler, Heather Kovacs et al.|Journal of Nutrition|2005Cited by 34
Feeding flaxseed oil but not secoisolariciresinol diglucoside results in higher bone mass in healthy rats and rats with kidney diseaseHope A. Weiler, Malcolm R. Ogborn, Heather Kovacs et al.|Prostaglandins Leukotrienes and Essential Fatty Acids|2007Cited by 26
Elevated bone turnover in rat polycystic kidney disease is not due to prostaglandin E 2Hope A. Weiler, Malcolm R. Ogborn, Heather Kovacs et al.|Pediatric Nephrology|2002Cited by 12