Date:8/12/2008

mineral contents over 300 grams higher than those children with lower intakes of both dairy and other proteins." The study highlights the importance of dairy intake throughout childhood, and Dr. Moore points out that "dairy is a key source of proteins, calcium, and other micronutrients including phosphorus and vitamin D." Parents can promote healthy bone development during adolescence by making dairy a regular part of their child's diet.

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Contact: Brigid Huey journal.pediatrics@cchmc.org 513-636-7140 Elsevier Health Sciences Source:Eurekalert

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