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Expert panel discussion on restoring balance early: biotic-based approaches for gut microbiota alterations

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Expert panel discussion on restoring balance early: biotic-based approaches for gut microbiota alterations

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Early Life Microbiome Development: Building the Foundation for Lifelong Health

In this expert-led Danone Nutricia Campus session, moderated by Assoc. Prof. Claudia Gray, Paediatric Allergist at the University of Cape Town, a distinguished international panel explores the science behind early life gut microbiome development and its profound impact on infant health. Featuring insights from Prof. Remco Kort, Dr. Katri Korpela, Dr. Ali Mehaidib, Assoc. Prof. Marion Aw, and Prof. Jan Knol, the discussion examines how the infant microbiome develops through a carefully coordinated process beginning at birth and how early microbial colonization influences immune, metabolic, gastrointestinal, and neurodevelopmental outcomes. The experts also review key factors that can disrupt this process, including cesarean delivery, antibiotic exposure, and feeding practices.

Key Clinical Insights for Healthcare Professionals

This educational resource translates rapidly evolving microbiome science into practical clinical knowledge for healthcare professionals caring for infants and young children. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of:

  • The stages and importance of healthy microbiome development in early life
  • Why the first months after birth represent a critical window for long term health
  • The impact of mode of delivery, breastfeeding, and antibiotic exposure on microbial colonization
  • The role of human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs) and breast milk in supporting beneficial bacteria
  • Current evidence for prebiotic, probiotic, and synbiotic nutritional strategies
  • Considerations for supporting infants at risk of microbiome disruption and dysbiosis
  • Emerging research, evidence gaps, and future directions in microbiome-targeted nutrition and care

By connecting microbiology, nutrition, and clinical practice, this session provides valuable insights to support evidence-based decision making and optimize early life health outcomes.

Watch the Video and Explore the Full Resource

Discover how a healthy microbiome is established, learn about the latest evidence on nutritional interventions, and explore practical strategies for supporting infants during this critical developmental period. Watch the video to hear directly from leading international experts and deepen your understanding of early life microbiome development. Additional expert insights and supporting information are available throughout the resource to help expand your learning.

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Expert panel discussion on restoring balance early: biotic-based approaches for gut microbiota alterations

Expert panel discussion on restoring balance early: biotic-based approaches for gut microbiota alterations

Expert panel discussion on restoring balance early: biotic-based approaches for gut microbiota alterations

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