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J.P. van Wouwe | Researchclopedia

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J.P. van Wouwe

Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research ORCID

85

Works

1,820

Citations

23

h-index

38

i10-index

Research Topics

Trace Elements in Health Breastfeeding Practices and Influences Down syndrome and intellectual disability research

Affiliations

Leiden University1984–1993

Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research2002–2021

Dutch Research Council2012–2012

Geneeskundige en Gezondheidsdienst2001–2004

Materials innovation institute1986–1989

Top Works

Prevalence, Neonatal Characteristics, and First-Year Mortality of Down Syndrome: A National Study

Michel E. Weijerman,A. Marceline van Furth,et al.

2007239 citations

Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet

Diabetes and associated disorders

Development, Problem Behavior, and Quality of Life in a Population Based Sample of Eight-Year-Old Children with Down Syndrome

H.B.M. van Gameren-Oosterom,Minne Fekkes,et al.

2011162 citations

Clinical and laboratory diagnosis of acrodermatitis enteropathica

1989152 citations

The Terneuzen Birth Cohort: BMI Changes between 2 and 6 Years Correlate Strongest with Adult Overweight

Marlou L. A. de Kroon,Carry M. Renders,et al.

201093 citations

Prevalence of Overweight in Dutch Children With Down Syndrome

H.B.M. van Gameren-Oosterom,Paula van Dommelen,et al.

201283 citations

Reference chart for relative weight change to detect hypernatraemic dehydration

Peter van Dommelen,J.P. van Wouwe,et al.

200670 citations

Clinical and laboratory assessment of zinc deficiency in Dutch children

199568 citations

Problem Behavior of Individuals with Down Syndrome in a Nationwide Cohort Assessed in Late Adolescence

H.B.M. van Gameren-Oosterom,Minne Fekkes,et al.

201363 citations

The Terneuzen Birth Cohort: BMI Change between 2 and 6 Years Is Most Predictive of Adult Cardiometabolic Risk

Marlou L. A. de Kroon,Carry M. Renders,et al.

201055 citations