Join the Nutricia Satellite Symposium at the 55th Annual meeting of ESPGHAN
We are counting the days to meet you again at the 55th Annual Meeting of the European Society for Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition.
As part of Nutricia’s commitment to deliver high quality and relevant educational programs, we cordially invite you to our scientific satellite symposium to learn from globally recognized experts and celebrate with us Nutricia’s 40 years of advanced Lipid research.
Join the Nutricia Satellite Symposium:
A SPOTLIGHT ON THE ROLE OF LIPIDS IN EARLY LIFE NUTRITION; PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE
18 May, 14:00 - 15:00,
The Austria Center Vienna, Parallel D (level –2)
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Program
Prof. Susan Carlson (US),
History of lipids in early life: Looking back into the PAST
Global and national/regional standards are periodically updated with the intention of improving guidelines. Changes are based on emerging scientific insights on functional and compositional properties of fatty acids in nutrition and/or infant requirements. Thus it is really important to understand how our knowledge on lipids has developed.
Prof. Cristina Campoy (SPAIN),
The importance of Lipids: Eyes on the PRESENT
Lipids play a critical role in early life for: growth, brain development, cognitive function, gastrointestinal and immune development and function. In recent years, new technologies are expanding the possibilities to add new bioactive compounds. The more you know, the more you realize you don’t know.
Assoc. Prof. Ardy van Helvoort (NL),
Next generation Lipids to support healthy growth and development in early life
Danone Nutricia Research has developed a unique process to produce a concept infant formula with large, milk phospholipid coated lipid droplets. NUTURIS brings the compositional, structural and functional properties of infant formula closer to those of HM. During this ESPGHAN congress, we present different outcomes from NUTURIS research and a clinical study program on long-term growth, metabolism and brain development.
