Titlebook: Early Nutrition Programming and Health Outcomes in Later Life: Obesity and beyond; Berthold Koletzko,Tamás Decsi,Anne Hunty Conference pro

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Tissue Specific Adaptations to Nutrient Supply: More than Just Epigenetics?,n in later life. In the kidney, for example, adaptations in its endocrine sensitivity to maternal nutrient restriction through fetal development can be protective against the adverse consequences of later obesity. Such adaptations do not simply represent epigenetic modifications but a plethora of re

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,PGC-1β: A Co-activator That Sets the Tone for Both Basal and Stress-Stimulated Mitochondrial Activiglobal reduction in oxidative phosphorylation and electron transport chain genes and this translates into mitochondrial dysfunction in selected tissues. PGC1βKO mice also demonstrate blunted responses to physiological stresses such as cold exposure in BAT, adrenergic stimulation in BAT and heart and

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Early Growth and Body Composition in Infancy,ectively). Associations were independent of gender, parity, infant diets, and, for weight gain, birth weight SDS. Conclusion: Higher birth weight was associated with higher fat mass at 3 months whereas rapid weight gain in the first 3 months was associated with both fat and lean mass. Our data do no

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Infant Feeding and Later Obesity Risk,lopment exert programming effects on disease risk in human adults. Early programming of long term health has since received broad scientific support and attention. For example, evidence increases for programming effects of infant feeding choices on later obesity risk. Meta-analyses of observational

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Developmental Origins of Osteoporosis: The Role of Maternal Nutrition,on has been directed at retarding the rate of age-related bone loss, and reducing the frequency and severity of trauma among elderly people, evidence is growing that peak bone mass is an important contributor to bone strength during later life. The normal patterns of skeletal growth have been well c

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Does Having Been Breastfed in Infancy Influence Lipid Profile in Later Life?: A Review of the Literpidemiological evidence suggest that exposures acting in early life may play a role in cardiovascular disease risk, and infant nutrition is one early-life factor that has generated much interest amongst lifecourse researchers in recent years. A systematic review of epidemiological studies found that

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Effects of Supplementing LCPUFA to the Diet of Pregnant Women: Data from RCT,es were recently systematically reviewed for both low-risk (uncomplicated) and high-risk pregnancies. The duration of pregnancy was found to be significantly enhanced by n-3 LCPUFA supplementation in low-risk (two systematic reviews, weighted mean difference: 2.55 and 1.57 days, 95% CI: 1.13–4.07 an