Maternal Physical Activity and Its Relationship to the Human Milk Metabolome and Infant Body Composition
Chang Lu(Boston Children's Hospital), Elvira Isganaitis(Joslin Diabetes Center), Danielle Wolfs(Joslin Diabetes Center), Ran Blekhman(University of Chicago), Jack V. Tu(Joslin Diabetes Center), Michael C. Rudolph(University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), Gertrude Kyere-Davies(University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), Elisabeth M. Seburg(HealthPartners), Eric F. Lock(University of Minnesota), Stephanie Pierce(University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), Kevin R. Short(University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), Ellen W. Demerath(University of Minnesota), Juan J. Aristizabal‐Henao(Framingham State University), Armando Peña(Indiana University Bloomington), David A. Fields(University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), Emily Nagel(University of Minnesota), Jonathan M. Dreyfuss(Joslin Diabetes Center), Cheryl A. Gale(University of Minnesota Medical Center), Arti Uniyal(Boston Children's Hospital), Kelsey E. Johnson(University of Minnesota), Tien Hua(Joslin Diabetes Center), Michael A. Kiebish(BG Medicine (United States))
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