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New Insights into Individualized and Personalized Nutrition in Infancy
This special issue belongs to the section “Pediatric Nutrition“.
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Individualized and personalized nutrition holds tremendous potential to improve infants’ health. The purpose of this Special Issue “New Insights into Individualized and Personalized Nutrition in Infancy” is to explore new therapeutic strategies and technologies in the field of individualized and personalized nutrition in infancy. Personalized and individualized nutrition is a multidisciplinary field that includes science on nutritional data, professional education and training programs, and clinical guidance and therapeutics to optimize infants’ health. The major goal of individualized nutrition is to improve infants’ health using genetic, phenotypic, medical, and nutritional information and data.
This Special Issue seeks to bring together the latest research in the field of “Individualized and Personalized Nutrition in Infancy” and we will welcome all reviews, research papers, and experimental and empirical research.
Prof. Dr. Christoph Fusch
Dr. Christoph Binder
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- individualized and personalized nutrition
- precision medicine
- nutrigenetics/ nutrigenomics
- gut microbiome
- proteomics
- metabolomics
- human milk science
- human milk analyzing
- targeted fortification
- nutrition in critical ill patients and chronic diseases
- nutritional training and education programs
- nutritional protocols
- enteral and parenteral nutrition
- brain development
- long-term effect of neonatal nutrition
- growth and body composition
- gender nutrition
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Published Papers
Nutrients - ISSN 2072-6643