You may have learned the art of presenting behind screens, but in person conferences still have the allure. Single cell systems biology session and morning tea sponsored by @genomicsWa at #LorneGenome.
The milk microbiome varies between individuals. In the groups new paper, PhD student Azhar Sindi and the team investigate the determinants of the milk microbiome in Australian mothers.
https://t.co/Ia9rVVNOl0
#microbiome#humanmilk#Science@lisafstinson@geddesdonna1@SMS_UWA
Join us on 21st or 22nd Nov for the @PacBio HiFi Sequencing Roadshow Event!
There will be presentations by industry-leading scientists, opportunity for peer-to-peer discussions, and networking.
For more info and to register -> https://t.co/j9PcTaSEtc
Thank you @PaulG_MillSci , Minning Chen, @mscienceaustnz & @PacBio for another wonderful training session! It is always a pleasure learning from you.
A new study by HLRG members @RoOzH4, @lisafstinson, and @geddesdonna1 finds that a low-fat & low-sugar maternal dietary intervention during breastfeeding alters the function, but not the composition, of the infant gut microbiome. https://t.co/KWc0pDXY9X
@UWAresearch@SMS_UWA
DIFFERENT TYPES OF FAT IN BREAST MILK HELPS TO PROTECT OUR BABIES
Breast milk is full of good fats that are bioactive and could protect our babies from inflammation and obesity later in life
https://t.co/mxu1VuDIV7
#worldbreastfeedingweek2022#educateandsupport@WABAsecretariat
#worldbreastfeedingweek2022!
A baby cries and mothers' milk get ejected, even if not in close contact and without any WiFi or Bluetooth connexion !
That's the magic of Breastfeeding !
Let's support and promote the best way to promote happy healthy kids !
@telethonkids@uwanews
The program for #DOHaDANZ_2022 is starting to come together and we're excited to introduce some of the speakers we'll be hearing from!
@geddesdonna1 from @uwanews will be sharing her work in the Breastfeeding/Breast Milk Symposium.
Learn more here 👉https://t.co/ZIQmipBdbd
Breastfeeding is good for your baby and YOU!
The longer mum feeds her baby the greater her decrease in risk for cancers of the breast and other reproductive organs, as well as obesity and cardiovascular disease
https://t.co/vWpNhG9Leg
#worldbreastfeedingweek2022@uwanews