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Brain Development in Preterm-born Children

Brain Development in Preterm-born Children

Brain Development in Preterm-born Children

Dr. Nora Schneider, PhD, brain expert and Head of the Clinical Research Unit in Switzerland discusses the link between…

Dr. Nora Schneider

Can Early-Life Nutrition Influence Myelination In Healthy Formula-Fed Infants?

Can Early-Life Nutrition Influence Myelination In Healthy Formula-Fed Infants?

Can Early-Life Nutrition Influence Myelination In Healthy Formula-Fed Infants?

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[Literature library] Myelination and the developing social brain

[Literature library] Myelination and the developing social brain

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