Webinar: Synbiotics in allergy management
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July 2020 ･ 70 min watch
Key takeaways
In this webinar, Prof. Anna Nowak- Węgrzyn and Prof. Harald Renz explore:
- factors associated with an imbalance in the Gastrointestinal (GI) microbiota (dysbiosis) in infancy; ;
- short and medium term health outcomes associated with this GI microbiota dysbiosis in infancy;
- and the potential impact of GI microbiota modulation with synbiotics with respect to clinical outcomes of infections and medication use in Cows’ Milk Allergic infants.
Synbiotics in allergy management – do gut microbiota outcomes translate into patient benefits? Understanding gut dysbiosis to unlock the potential of synbiotics for nutritional management of cows’ milk protein allergy in infants.
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