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Factors Influenceing brain development in early life

Factors influencing brain development in early life

Viren D’Sa, a Professor of Developmental Pediatrics at Brown University, discusses the importance of brain development…

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

Small actions, big impact: Immediate skin-to-skin care for every baby everywhere

Silke Mader >5 minutes

Dr. Nora Schneider - Nutrients for Brain Myelination: Clinical Trial Results

>5 minutes

ESPGHAN 2014 Video - Prof. Atul Singhal

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ESPGHAN 2014 Video - Prof. Raanan Shamir

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Interview with Dr. Susan Carlson - Fats of Life: DHA and its Role at Different Life Stages

<5 minutes

Interview with Dr. Sylvia Doo - Autism Spectrum Disorder

<5 minutes

Phospholipids and HMOs in brain development and executive function

<5 minutes

The gut:brain axis

<5 minutes

Baby Connectome Project Enriched Study (BCP-Enriched): Evolution of Gut Microbiome during early infancy

<5 minutes

Nutrition and brain flexibility: learnings from the baby connectome project

Prof. Weili Lin >5 minutes

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