756: Maternal protein intake during pregnancy impacts child growth up to five years of age: Findings from the ROLO study
Aisling A. Geraghty(University College Dublin), Fionnuala M. McAuliffe(University College Dublin), Jean Donnelly(University College Dublin), John Mehegan(University of Bath), Ricardo Segurado(University College Dublin), Eleanor J. Molloy(Trinity College Dublin), Mary Horan(University College Dublin), Elizabeth Larkin(University College Dublin), Eileen C. O’Brien(University College Dublin), Goiuri Alberdi(University College Dublin)
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