Children living in low-income areas with limited food access during early childhood are at greater risk for higher BMI and ...

British LifeSciences collaborates with Shalina Healthcare to combat childhood malnutrition in Africa. They introduce Optilat, an advanced infant formula tailored to different stages of early childhood ...

The ongoing conflict in Sudan has created a severe humanitarian crisis, with children bearing the brunt of the devastation. This war has not only disrupted daily life but also critically endangered ...

Malnutrition is the world's worst child health crisis and climate change will only make things more severe, according to ...

Nearly 10 years ago South Africa outlined its commitment to invest in the health and development of young children. The National Integrated Early Childhood Development Policy of 2015 detailed ...

Early childhood care and education (ECCE), covering the period from birth to 8 years old, is crucial because it leverages a time of significant brain development in children. Quality ECCE can set the ...

Against this backdrop, British LifeSciences emerges as a pioneer in the fight against childhood malnutrition. Since its inception in 1992, this global healthcare nutraceutical company has been at the ...

Childhood trauma could go unnoticed. Different circumstances reveal how trauma manifests differently but similarly impacts ...

Nutrition Policy: Nutrition policy researchers focus on analyzing and shaping policies related to food, nutrition labeling, food safety, and food access. Their work can influence government decisions ...

The relationship between nutrition during prenatal and postnatal periods and endocrine regulation is a critical area of research with profound implications for maternal and child health. The endocrine ...

There are extensive opportunities for 'holistic product innovation' across three key areas of women’s health: menstrual ...

The framework addresses the significant impact of noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) on human capital, economic growth, and well ...