Growth & Development

Early life events, including nutrition, play a powerful role in programming a person’s development, metabolism and health for the future. This section covers all aspects of the importance of maternal nutrition in the first 1000 days including nutrition in pregnancy, epigenetics, metabolic programming, breastfeeding, growth & cognitive development and a lot more.

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View details Complementary Food and Obesity
Annales 74.3 - Human Milk: Lessons from Recent Research (publications)
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Complementary Food and Obesity

Luis Moreno

View details Annales 82.3 - Complementary Feeding and Future Health
Annales 74.3 - Human Milk: Lessons from Recent Research (publications)

Annales 82.3 - Complementary Feeding and Future Health

View details Feeding in Infancy and Early Childhood: Preventive Opportunities
NNIW102 - Growing Strong: Harnessing the Power of Nutrition for Child Health
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Feeding in Infancy and Early Childhood: Preventive Opportunities

Berthold Koletzko

View details Breastfeeding and Later Risk of Obesity and NCDs – How Strong is the Evidence?
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Breastfeeding and Later Risk of Obesity and NCDs – How Strong is the Evidence?

Oraporn Dumrongwongsiri

View details Early-Life Growth and Later Life Course Cardio-Metabolic Health
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Early-Life Growth and Later Life Course Cardio-Metabolic Health

Vincent Jaddoe

View details Fetal Growth and its Impact on Long-Term Health
NNIW102 - Growing Strong: Harnessing the Power of Nutrition for Child Health
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Fetal Growth and its Impact on Long-Term Health

Keith Godfrey

View details Digital Agriculture: New Frontiers for the Food System
NNIW102 - Growing Strong: Harnessing the Power of Nutrition for Child Health
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Digital Agriculture: New Frontiers for the Food System

Esther Van de Voort

View details Eating Better: Enhancing Health, Sustainability, and Food Security
NNIW102 - Growing Strong: Harnessing the Power of Nutrition for Child Health
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Eating Better: Enhancing Health, Sustainability, and Food Security

Kevin Chen

View details Food, Planet and Health: A Complex Equation to Solve
NNIW102 - Growing Strong: Harnessing the Power of Nutrition for Child Health
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Food, Planet and Health: A Complex Equation to Solve

Zakari Ali

View details Future-Ready: The Importance of Nutrition During Adolescence
NNIW102 - Growing Strong: Harnessing the Power of Nutrition for Child Health
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Future-Ready: The Importance of Nutrition During Adolescence

Hema Divakar

View details Impact of Gut Microbiome on Child Musculoskeletal Development and Health
NNIW102 - Growing Strong: Harnessing the Power of Nutrition for Child Health
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Impact of Gut Microbiome on Child Musculoskeletal Development and Health

Nicolas Bonnet

View details Examining the Role of Environmental Exposures on Child Growth and Development
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Examining the Role of Environmental Exposures on Child Growth and Development

Usha Ramakrishnan

View details Global and Secular Trends in Patterns of Child Growth
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Global and Secular Trends in Patterns of Child Growth

Aryeh Stein

View details Nourishing Healthy Brain Growth and Development in Young Children
NNIW102 - Growing Strong: Harnessing the Power of Nutrition for Child Health
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Nourishing Healthy Brain Growth and Development in Young Children

Sarah Cusick

View details Critical and Sensitive Periods in Child Development
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Critical and Sensitive Periods in Child Development

Ahmad Suryawan

View details The Regulation of Healthy Growth in Young Humans
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The Regulation of Healthy Growth in Young Humans

Linda Adair