Poor growth and nutritional deficits in infants and children may predict respiratory issues later in life, researchers reported in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine.“Participants who were underweight in childhood had a risk of developing lung restriction that was three times higher than children with normal weight,” Stefano Guerra, MD, PhD, MPH, director of population sciences at the

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