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The development of immunity in early life - Maria Vicario, PhD
The development of immunity in early life - Maria Vicario, PhD
Dr. Maria Vicario
Oct 15, 2020
During the course of this interview Dr. Vicario will illustrate the development of the immune system starting in the gut and discuss the impact of various bioactive nutrients on immune development.
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Preterm brain development and developing executive function - Prof. Nick Embleton
Preterm brain development and developing executive function - Prof. Nick Embleton
Prof. Nick Embleton
Aug 12, 2020
This lecture will describe the ‘preterm phenotype’, examples of how poor EF may present in practice, and discuss nutritional and other interventions that have the potential to ameliorate some of the complications associated with disturbances of EF.
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Dr. Ong Sik Yong
Abdominal Discomfort in Children: Answering the What, Why and How with Dr. Ong Sik Yong
Jul 13, 2020
Functional gastrointestinal disorders (FGIDs), although commonly seen by paediatricians, are relatively poorly understood and difficult to manage in clinical practice. They may cause negative emotional impact to affected families leading to frustration and poor quality of life.
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Q&A from the 9th Wyeth Nutrition Science Center Summit with Dr. Nora Schneider
Q&A podcast from the 9th Wyeth Nutrition Science Center Summit with Dr. Nora Schneider
Dr. Nora Schneider
Jun 24, 2020
Dr. Nora Schneider, a child psychologist and head of Neurocognition at NR in Switzerland, addresses the unanswered questions surrounding social skill development in young children from the 9th Wyeth Nutrition Science Center Summit.   
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Dr. Jonas Hauser 2020 WNSC Summit QA
Q&A from the 9th Wyeth Nutrition Science Center Summit with Dr. Jonas Hauser
Dr. Jonas Hauser
Jun 24, 2020
Dr. Jonas Hauser, Neuroscientist at NR, Lausanne in Switzerland addresses the unanswered questions surrounding his talk about "HMOs in brain development" from the 9th Wyeth Nutrition Science Center Summit. 
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Q&A from the 9th Wyeth Nutrition Science Center Summit with Dr. Barry O'Neill
Q&A podcast from the 9th Wyeth Nutrition Science Center Summit with Dr. Barry O'Neill
Dr. Barry O’Neill
Jun 24, 2020
Dr.
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Q&A from the 9th Wyeth Nutrition Science Center Summit with Dr. Colin Cercamondi
Q&A podcast from the 9th Wyeth Nutrition Science Center Summit with Dr. Colin Cercamondi
Dr. Colin Cercamondi
Jun 24, 2020
Dr. Colin Cercamondi, Senior Research Clinical Scientist, in Vevey, Switzerland addresses the unanswered questions surrounding his talk about 'Bioactive nutrition: Human milk and milk-derived oligosaccharides' from the 9th Wyeth Nutrition Science Center Summit. 
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Q&A from the 9th Wyeth Nutrition Science Center Summit with Dr. Ryan Carvalho
Q&A podcast from the 9th Wyeth Nutrition Science Center Summit with Dr. Ryan Carvalho
Dr. Ryan Carvalho
Jun 24, 2020
Dr. Ryan Carvalho, Chief Medical Officer at Wyeth Nutrition in Vevey, Switzerland, addresses the unanswered questions surrounding his talk about 'Hot topics in bioactive nutrition - gangliosides' from the 9th Wyeth Nutrition Science Center Summit.   
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Q&A from the 9th Wyeth Nutrition Science Center Summit with Dr. Pascal Steiner
Q&A podcast from the 9th Wyeth Nutrition Science Center Summit with Dr. Pascal Steiner
Dr. Pascal Steiner
Jun 24, 2020
Dr.
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A Positive Correlation between Breast Milk 3’-Sialyllactose and Language Development during Early Infancy
A Positive Correlation between Breast Milk 3’-Sialyllactose and Language Development during Early Infancy - Prof. Weili Lin
Prof. Weili Lin
Jun 18, 2020
A growing body of research, primarily through animal studies, has suggested that specific human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs), such as 2’-Fucosyllactose (2’FL), 3’-Sialyllactose (3’SL) and 6’-Sialyllactose (6’SL), may have a positive effect on neurodevelopment and cognitive ability.
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Levels of cholesterol, gangliosides and iron in breast milk are associated with early brain myelination in 3-month-old infants – preliminary findings
Levels of cholesterol, gangliosides and iron in breast milk are associated with early brain myelination in 3-month-old infants – preliminary findings - Dr. Nora Schneider
Dr. Nora Schneider
Jun 18, 2020
Myelination, the wrapping of neuronal axons with a lipid-rich sheath, is critical for information processing and normal brain functioning.
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What is executive function Kimberley Cuevas
What is executive function - Prof. Kimberley Cuevas
Professor Kimberly Cuevas (Connecticut)
Apr 23, 2020
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