Une grossesse en santé ?

Plante, Anne-Sophie; Baribeau, Sarah; Morisset, Anne-Sophie

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Rôle de l’alimentation maternelle et paternelle dans la programmation de la santé de l’enfant à naître

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Sarah Baribeau, kinésiologue-kinésithérapeute fondatrice et copropriétaire chez Bougeotte et Placotine;

Johanne Veillette, nutritionniste en périnatalité, centre mère-enfant, CHU de Québec-Université Laval;

Josée Nadeau, nutritionniste, programme jeunesse, CLSC des Rivières;

Odette Drolet, nutritionniste, programme OLO, CLSC des Rivières et Simone Lemieux, nutritionniste, professeure et chercheuse, INAF, Université Laval.

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