Breastfeeding and the infant gut microbiome have emerged as critical topics in contemporary healthcare discussions due to their profound implications for long-term health.
This 60-minutes course aims to provide healthcare professionals across various fields with an accessible, yet scientifically grounded understanding of how human milk shapes the developing gut microbiome, and the potential links to the risk of chronic conditions such as asthma, allergies, and obesity.Â
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Experience this relevant content through a variety of interactive elements, including an parent-doctor consultation case.
Learning Objectives
- Explain the Role of Breastfeeding and Human Milk in Infant Gut Microbiome Development: Learners will be able to explain how breastfeeding influences the diversity and composition of the infant gut microbiome, and its connection to infant health outcomes like asthma and allergy prevention.Â
- Analyze the Impact of Different Feeding Modes on Infant Health: Learners will be able to compare various feeding methods (direct breastfeeding, pumped breast milk, formula feeding) and assess their effects on the infant gut microbiome and long-term health outcomes.Â
- Evaluate and Apply Research on Milk Microbiome and Health Interventions: Learners will be able to identify key components of breast milk (e.g., oligosaccharides, microbes) and use this knowledge to make evidence-based recommendations about infant feeding to support optimal infant health.
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