#MAW2023 Today marks a pivotal moment as many countries are engaging in the Malnutrition Awareness Weeks 2023. ๐๏ธ
๐๐ผ Join us in this collective effort by discovering all the activities of the week at a national or European level here: https://t.co/sipeojMMUP
Today we celebrate all the hard work of nurses worldwide. We also want to thank the research nurses for their indispensable help in our projects #InternationalNurseDay2023
Very pleased to present our results on microbiota-influencing factors after preterm birth and childhood health outcome at the #Amsterdamkindersymposium
Last week the ESRs tackled some tough erasmus dilemmas selected by @LilyBant! These dilemmas focused on publishing data in journals and allowed us to discuss these topics in depth! Do you also have dilemma journal clubs? #H2020#GROWTH#MSCA
Can early probiotics shape microbiota? @CJStewart7 & colleagues found in very preterm infants that probiotics were the primary factor influencing the microbiome with transition into two different Bifidobacterium spp.-enriched clusters via @NatureMicrobiol https://t.co/XsZp7LtjUh
We are pleased to share this article from @NDeianova
on the association between antibiotic use and early life disease. Check it out: https://t.co/ytyHRndTtB
#MCSA#GROWTH#H2020
Conference season is ongoing! Nancy made a wonderful presentation about her work on metabolite patterns in NEC patients at the #EAPS2022 meeting!๐คฉ #H2020#GROWTH#MCSA
Last week Florine Jiwa, Zhile Xiong and Naomi Wieser went to the #Biobusiness summer school to learn more about the industrial part of science. This week-long seminar allowed them to discover more about leaders in the field and the multiple layers involved in creating a start up.
Enjoying the great talks @ESPGHANSociety 2022 conference in Copenhagen. Very pleased to present data on antibiotics and NEC en sepsis in a preterm Dutch/Belgian cohort where non-exposure was associated with higher odds for disease.
In today's journal club @hilalsngll presented the paper published by Na and Jung et al. that described the roles of Ptger4-expressing macrophages in colon wound healing. Interesting data! Check it out here: https://t.co/GypWv9RDms
We are looking forward to the 50th @bvksbp congress on March 17-18 in Brussels. We are honored to be representing our pediatric gastroenterology research group @amsterdamumc regarding NEC biomarker research and antibiotic associated diarrhea.
We got the nice opportunity to attend the annual Career Day at @FU_Berlin to explore our opportunities after completion of a PhD trajectory. We enjoyed @AnalyticsMoki CEO Dr. Judith Kikhney's personal view on working in academia and industry.
We were intrigued by Dr Stefania Manetaโs lecture on cell-culture based metabolomics and itโs potential medical application. This would bring us closer to diagnosis and monitoring of, e.g., cancer. @Stef_Maneta
Also this semester, we are enjoying the expert lectures on metabolomics and their (biomedical) application. We were lucky to receive a recent lecture from dr Vorkas about carotid artery plaque metabolomics associated with cerebrovascular accidents. @DrPanosVorkas
We enjoyed M. Ghiboub's talk on the last GROWTH meeting on the positive effects of Crohn's disease exclusion diet (CDED), compared to exclusive enteral nutrition (EEN), based on Levine, Van Limbergen et al.'s RCT (Gastroenterology, 2019). We look forward to the upcoming analyses
We were very lucky to receive an expert lecture on the iKnife, diagnosing cancer in real time, from PhD candidate @LaurenFord2 within the research group of @bowelsurgeon. The iKnife reduces surgery time, improving patient care.
Today is premature day! In the last decades survival and quality of life have improved tremendously. With the GROWTH consortium we try to further improve preterm health care by developing biomarkers for NEC and Sepsis.
#GutMicrobiota as an early biomarker for Late Onset #Sepsis? New paper in the Clinical Infectious Diseases journal that uses @inBiome's IS-pro to study the role of intestinal microbiota in the pathogenesis of late onset sepsis (LOS) in preterm infants https://t.co/0z9jPVgjg8
In yesterday's Journal Club Maria Sani showed us the advantage of LA-REIMS technique for rapid diagnosis and monitoring. Van Meulebroek et al. compared LA-REIMS and UHPLC-HRMS for type 2 diabetes mellitus. #MSCA , #H2020, #GROWTH