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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

The Gut-Brain Axis: Optimizing the Growing Brain

Viren D'Sa

Growth Faltering & Brain Development

Dr. Purva Rajhans

Growth Faltering & Physical Development

Cathriona Monnard

Factors Influenceing brain development in early life

Factors influencing brain development in early life

Co-Authored by 2 Experts

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

Dr. Colin Cercamondi

AI in healthcare - friend or foe?

Simon Stebbing

Human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs) role in neurodevelopment - Dr. Jonas Hauser

Dr. Jonas Hauser

Toddler sociability - Dr. Nora Schneider

Bioactive nutrition and infant gut development - Dr. Ryan Carvalho

Importance of faecal biomarkers and the microbiome’s role in child health and disease… Is it really all about the poop? - Dr. Ben Gold

Microbiota and the social brain - Dr. Siobhain O’Mahony

How do you identify the signs of executive functions in infants Prof. Kimberly Cuevas 30 Oct 2019

How do you identify the signs of executive functions in infants by Prof. Kimberly Cuevas

The fats of life in early childhood brain development Live session with Dr. Ryan Carvalho 31Oct 2019

The fats of life in early childhood brain development by Dr. Ryan Carvalho

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