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Growth Faltering & Brain Development

Early life is a critical foundational period to establish long term health outcomes and we know that good nutrition…

Dr. Purva Rajhans >5 minutes

Growth Faltering & Physical Development

Cathriona Monnard >5 minutes

Factors Influenceing brain development in early life

Factors influencing brain development in early life

Co-Authored by 2 Experts <5 minutes

Hot topics in bioactive nutrition – HMOs and MOS - Dr. Colin Cercamondi

Dr. Colin Cercamondi >5 minutes

AI in healthcare - friend or foe?

Simon Stebbing >5 minutes

Brain, Learning & Cognition - what nutrition is really impacting

Dr. Nora Schneider >5 minutes

Human breast milk for preterm infants

Prof. Nicholas Embleton >5 minutes

"What is learning to me?" by Dr. Muriel Bruchhage

Dr. Muriel Marisa Katharina Bruchhage <5 minutes

The role of Cognitive Stimulation for Learning

Sanja Budisavljević, PhD <5 minutes

Nutrition & Learning - Nora Schneider

<5 minutes

Neurobiology of learning - Dr. Nora Schneider

<5 minutes

Bioactive Nutrition - A focus on Osteopontin

>5 minutes

The gut microbiome and its role in immune development and child health – Professor Liam O’Mahony

<5 minutes

Effective nutrition counselling strategies – Dr. Carine M Lenders

<5 minutes

Expert discussion on World Prematurity Day 2020 – Preterm brain development and executive functions by Prof. Nick Embleton

<5 minutes

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