Why the DHA-ARA Balance Could Redefine Nutrition for Very Preterm Infants
A new commentary in Pediatric Research argues that the ratio between the omega-3 fatty acid DHA and the omega-6 fatty ...
Tag: Neonatal Nutrition
JASMINE trial investigators defend design and sponsor transparency in preterm nutrition debate
The lead investigator of Japan's JASMINE trial has published a detailed response defending the open-label design, third-party statistical analysis, and ...
Human Milk Diets and Preterm Growth: What the JASMINE Trial Really Tested in Japanese NICUs
A new editorial defends the JASMINE trial's finding that exclusive human milk-based diets improved growth in Japanese very low birth ...
How Bacteria in Breast Milk May Shape a Baby’s Developing Brain
A new review in the Journal of Translational Medicine details how the human milk microbiome may shape infant brain development ...
Sow’s Milk Shields the Newborn Uterus From Chemical Disruption, Gene Study Reveals
New research shows that whether newborn piglets are fed sow's milk or formula dramatically changes how their developing uteruses respond ...
Exploring Postoperative Feeding Challenges in Neonatal Surgery
In a recent study published in BMC Pediatrics, researchers led by Zhu et al. have delved into the critical subject ...
Honoring Professor Dag Bratlid: Legacy in Science
Professor Dag Bratlid (1944-2025): A Monumental Legacy in Pediatric Research In the realm of pediatric research, few names resonate as ...
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