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How Prenatal Nutrition and Care Shape Fetal Development: Evidence from Two Fronts A growing body of research makes it clear: the nutritional and healthc…

⚡ Preprint Alert: This study has not yet been peer-reviewed. Findings should be interpreted with caution and may change after peer review

Bilingualism Shapes the Reading Brain and May Counter Genetic Risk Speaking more than one language does more than expand a child’s world; it physically …

Introduction The hospital-to-home transition is a delicate stage for newborn infants, especially preterm babies

⚡ Preprint Alert: This study has not yet been peer-reviewed. Findings should be interpreted with caution and may change after peer review

Bilingualism May Build a More Resilient Reading Brain in Children New evidence suggests growing up bilingual can physically alter a child’s brain connec…

Allergy Prevention Starts with Early Recognition Food allergies and intolerances in children are not merely future problems to avoid

HMOs Added to Rice Formula Support Growth in Allergic Infants A clinical trial protocol published in Frontiers in Nutrition is set to investigate a majo…

For small or sick newborns, minutes spent in transit can determine survival. A new systematic review led by Dr

Building a Stronger Immune System from the Gut Up: The RIGHT-GO Trial Tests HMOs for Infants with Milk Allergy For infants with cow’s milk allergy who c…

The Distance Between a Newborn and a Hospital Can Determine Survival A newborn’s survival chances can change significantly based on how long it takes to…

Excessive Cow’s Milk Linked to Severe Anemia in Young Children Cow’s milk is a staple in many toddler diets, but a 2026 case series from Indian hospital…