Infant & Children's Health

Study Links Microbiome Composition to Preterm Birth Risk Among African-American Women

Preterm group had lower levels of Lactobacillus crispatus, higher levels of BVAB1 and 12 other bacterial groups.

06.04.19

FDA Warns Women of Childbearing Age to Avoid Vinpocetine

Recent report from National Toxicology Program found consumption of vinpocetine was associated with adverse reproductive effects in animals.

06.03.19

Functional Foods & Beverages | Infant & Children's Health | Medical Nutrition | Probiotics & Prebiotics | Women's Health

Improving Infant Health Through the Microbiome

Scientific advancements on human milk oligosaccharides and gut microbiota bring a new era of discovery for infant nutrition and health.

By Kristina Campbell, Contributing Writer 06.03.19

Overconsumption of Omega-6 Fat During Pregnancy May Be Problematic: Rat Study

Rats fed high linoleic acid diet had altered concentrations of inflammatory proteins.

05.28.19

BASF and Glycosyn Enter Development Partnership for Human Milk Oligosaccharides

Nutritional ingredient positioned for gut health benefits.

05.20.19

Vitamin Angels Ranks Among Top 4% of Most Trustworthy Charities in America

Eight consecutive 4-star ratings demonstrate exceptional level of performance and trustworthiness.

05.13.19

Nut Consumption in First Trimester Linked to Improved Neuropsychological Development of Children

Researchers have observed better outcomes after birth in cognitive function, attention capacity, and long-term working memory.

05.09.19

Functional Foods & Beverages | Infant & Children's Health | Minerals | Proteins, Peptides, Amino Acids | Vitamins

High-Protein Shake Clinically Shown to Improve Children’s Height

This kid-friendly protein shake mix is high in whey protein, vitamins, and minerals.

05.06.19

Daily Folic Acid Supplement May Reduce Risk of Gestational Diabetes

Women of child-bearing age should take a daily supplement containing 400 to 800 micrograms of folic acid.

04.30.19

Breaking News | Dietary Supplements | Functional Foods & Beverages | Industry & Market News | Infant & Children's Health

Nutrition is Top Priority for About Half of Mothers Globally

The top three interests were a heathy immune system, diet, and sleep patterns, according to survey from Royal DSM.

04.22.19

Cognitive Function | Healthcare Trends | Infant & Children's Health | Research | Vitamins

Choline: The Essential Nutrient Americans Still Aren’t Consuming Enough

Deficiency can have serious health implications.

Online Exclusives03.28.19

Choline May Prevent Fetal Brain Problems when Pregnant Mother has Flu

Supplements during pregnancy can have a lifelong benefit for the infant.

03.26.19

Nutrition Supplementation Can Increase Infant Birth Size

Women who received supplements before pregnancy or in the first trimester were 31% less likely to have a child stunted at birth.

03.15.19

Breaking News | Infant & Children's Health | Research | Research News | Vitamins

Vitamin D May Protect Obese Children from Asthma Symptoms Associated with Pollution

Over 6 million U.S. children have the immune-mediated lung condition.

03.15.19

MegaFood Launches Line of Chewable Multivitamins

Products for men, women, and kids feature ingredients sourced from company’s network of trusted farm partners.

03.13.19

Maternal DHA Intake May Offset High Blood Pressure Risk in Overweight or Obese Children

The study presents further evidence that omega-3 DHA during pregnancy offers benefits for offspring.

02.27.19

Eating Organic Can Reduce Pesticide Levels in Humans

After just six days of eating organic researchers found pesticides—which are linked to numerous health issues—declined by 60.5% in participants.

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Nano-Encapsulation Technology Could Enhance Absorption of Omega-3 DHA

Mouse study aimed to address delivery and absorption issues of DHA that affect potency and efficacy.

02.01.19

Breaking News | Infant & Children's Health | Research | Research News | Sweeteners

Are Added Sugars to Blame for Fatty Liver Disease in Children?

NAFLD, the most common liver disease in children, increased significantly from 1988 to 2010.

01.24.19

Study: NR During Breastfeeding Yields Lasting Benefits to Mothers and Offspring in Animal Model

Preclinical lactation study of a unique form of vitamin B3 (nicotinamide riboside) shows measurable results in rodents.

01.23.19

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