New Directions for Infant Microbiome Researchby Grace SatterfieldWhat the latest studies mean for future clinical trials
NewsFetuses React to Taste and Smellby Holden GalushaNew study uses 4D ultrasounds to capture unborn babies' reactions to carrot and kale
NewsNew Insight into Why Breastfed Babies Have Improved Immune Systemsby University of BirminghamUp until now, the immunological mechanisms responsible for these effects have been very poorly understood
NewsHigh Levels of Microplastics Released from Infant Feeding Bottles during Formula Prepby Trinity College DublinNewly published research also indicates a strong relationship between heat and microplastic release, such that warmer liquids result in far greater microplastic release
NewsConsuming Sugary Beverages While Breastfeeding Affects Cognitive Development in Childrenby Children’s Hospital Los AngelesChildren's Hospital Los Angeles study shows that juice and drinks with added sugar can affect a child's cognitive development
NewsMost Infants Are Well Even When Moms Are Infected by COVID-19by University of California - San FranciscoUCSF study shows reassuring initial findings for infant health
NewsNew Insight Into How Breast Milk Boosts the Immune Systemby University of BonnAlarmins have a positive post-natal impact on the development of intestinal flora and the immune system
NewsReport: Mother Transmitted COVID-19 to Baby during Pregnancyby UT Southwestern Medical CenterAlthough both mother and baby recovered, the case highlights the importance of limiting COVID-19 exposure for pregnant women
NewsStudy: Exercise Increases Benefits of Breastmilk for Babiesby Ohio State UniversityResearch builds upon previous finding in animals that maternal exercise improves offspring health
NewsPlacentas from COVID-19-Positive Pregnant Women Show Injuryby Northwestern UniversityFindings suggests abnormal blood flow between mothers and babies in utero
NewsCan COVID-19 Virus Be Passed through Breastmilk?by Rachel MuenzThere is no evidence yet that babies can contract the virus through their mothers’ milk, but new research has been launched to investigate further