Researchers at the University of Auckland are exploring the potential benefits of kūmara, a sweet potato native to New Zealand, for babies’ sleep and immune health.
Scientists studied wild primates, called geladas, to find the first evidence of a maternal influence on the gut development of offspring, even after weaning.
A new study, finds that early life exposure to antibiotics in neonatal mice has adverse effects on the gut into adulthood.
Researchers at the University of Colorado reveal a link between air pollution and harsh changes in the gut bacteria of infants.
New research reports that breast milk-fed “preemies” are healthier, on average, than formula fed “preemies.”
Extra virgin olive oil is a main component in the Mediterranean diet, and now it’s found to have healthy effects in breast milk.
An international team of researchers found that maternal microbiome helps in the development of the placenta, which in turn, promotes healthy development of the baby.
A potentially groundbreaking discovery demonstrates that human gut bacteria may contain a compound that minimizes bronchiolitis
These antibodies can help babies defend against deadly infection-generated diarrheal illness.
New research finds that the gut microbiomes of infants living in non-industrialized societies are more diverse and vastly different from urbanized infants.