🎉🚨New Paper:Caregiver feeding practices were associated with very low birthweight kids’ nutrition risk & BMI.These practices may be an important focus for intervention to mitigate cardiometabolic disease risk https://t.co/7tNJj93Tdm @DLOConnor0803@katiehopperton@nutrisci_uoft
I’m excited to share that my first-author publication from my MSc is out! 🎉 We validated a new, faster machine to assess vitamin B12 in human milk *and* assessed the vitamin B12 concentrations of samples donated to a Toronto milk bank.🍼https://t.co/6dG28WtHrZ
8th Annual Food as Medicine Update 2024! Explore nutrition across the entire life cycle, from childhood to older adulthood. Hear from local and international experts and enhance understanding of nutrition in clinical practice. Don't miss it!
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Excited to share the first of my PhD studies exploring relationships between the #microbiota in preterm mother’s milk and the very low birth weight (VLBW) #infant gut across hospitalization - published today in @CellRepMed 🤱🏻🦠
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Two years after the #InfantFormula shortage, the U.S. #SupplyChain remains vulnerable to disruption, especially for low-income families & those in #WIC. Our new report recommends actions to protect consumers. Explore the report & additional resources: https://t.co/PpiLt5JEbf
New research suggests maternal adiposity influences lactation, onset of copious human milk production and volume - with a need for further understanding among those with a higher BMI. Congrats on the first pub, Amanda Montana! https://t.co/hWtuzzjKHt
🔍 Job Opportunity Alert! 🌟Full-time tenure-stream position of Assistant Professor in the area of nutritional sciences, UoFT, TFoM, Department of Nutritional Sciences
Check out details and apply here: https://t.co/ic9JOEhpJb #AcademicJobs#NutritionalSciences#CareerOpportunity
How do #COVID19 infection and vaccination affect antibodies in breastmilk? And what effect does that breastmilk have on SARS-CoV-2?
A new @UofT study highlights the potential protective effects of breastmilk against #COVID19.
Read more: https://t.co/ZhLHbJeBJE
How bad is aspartame for you? Does it lead to cancer? #TemertyMed Prof. Vasanti Malik explains new @WHO report that links high levels of aspartame consumption to increased health risks
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