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Gut Bacteria Could Be Target for Premature Infant Brain Development

Research has identified certain patterns between the gut microbiome and immune responses relevant to brain damage in premature birth.

09.07.21

Stress Can Have Lasting Impacts on Sperm and Men's Offspring

Biological pathways to maturing sperm cells change dramatically in response to men’s experience of long-term stress.

03.31.20

Fueling Cognitive Health through Nutrition & Supplementation

Product developers target brain health and function to address consumer needs at every life stage.

By Sean Moloughney, Editor 12.04.19

Breaking News | Infant & Children's Health | Proteins, Peptides, Amino Acids | Supplier News | Women's Health

Arla Debuts New Concepts for Maternal Nutrition

Smart Mama drink and bar prototypes feature Lacprodan MFGM-10 whey protein concentrate.

11.26.19

Cardiovascular Health | Cognitive Function | Fatty Acids | Marine Nutraceuticals | Omega-3s

Building Omega-3 Market Momentum

Research and science-based product development will keep the industry on solid ground.

Sean Moloughney, Editor 10.07.19

Functional Foods & Beverages | Infant & Children's Health | Medical Nutrition | Probiotics & Prebiotics | Women's Health

Improving Infant Health Through the Microbiome

Scientific advancements on human milk oligosaccharides and gut microbiota bring a new era of discovery for infant nutrition and health.

By Kristina Campbell, Contributing Writer 06.03.19

Nut Consumption in First Trimester Linked to Improved Neuropsychological Development of Children

Researchers have observed better outcomes after birth in cognitive function, attention capacity, and long-term working memory.

05.09.19

Choline May Prevent Fetal Brain Problems when Pregnant Mother has Flu

Supplements during pregnancy can have a lifelong benefit for the infant.

03.26.19

Nano-Encapsulation Technology Could Enhance Absorption of Omega-3 DHA

Mouse study aimed to address delivery and absorption issues of DHA that affect potency and efficacy.

02.01.19

Brain Health Market Trends: Supporting Cognition with Science

From infancy through the senior years, diet and natural products play an important role in enhancing cognition.

By Sean Moloughney, Editor 12.06.18

Rainbow Light Introduces Multivitamin Line for First Thousand Days of Life

Brand launches multivitamin line formulated to support mom & baby's evolving nutritional needs from conception to age two.

08.15.18

Higher Omega-3 Index Associated with Better Brain Function in Children

Study finds children with higher level of total omega-3s and DHA were more likely to pass executive function tests.

08.01.18

Healthcare Trends | Infant & Children's Health | Minerals | Vitamins

American Academy of Pediatrics Aims to Ensure Kids Get Key Nutrients for Brain Development

Policy statement to help children get specific nutrients needed to build healthy brains between conception and age 2.

Online Exclusives01.31.18

Iodine Deficiency May Reduce Pregnancy Chances

Iodine helps regulate metabolism, bone growth, and brain development in children.

01.15.18

Buying Into Brain Health

Aging consumers are searching for reliable products proven by science.

By Lisa Olivo, Associate Editor 12.04.17

Influencing the Microbiota-Gut-Brain Axis Through Diet

Dietary components have serious implications for microbiota composition and health.

Dilip Ghosh, PhD, FACN, nutriConnect 03.01.17

Fortifying Women’s Health

From pregnancy to PMS to menopause and more, women are turning to natural products to protect and preserve their health.

Lisa Olivo, Associate Editor 05.02.16

Cognitive Function | Infant & Children's Health | Inflammation | Research News

Study Suggests Bimuno Benefits Brain Development

Consuming the carbohydrate complex during early life could provide benefits for brain health into adulthood.

01.08.16

Certifications, Approvals & Patents | Dietary Supplements | Infant & Children's Health | Inflammation | Medical Nutrition

2’-Fucosyllactose Granted GRAS Status for Infant and Toddler Nutrition

Jennewein 2’-Fucosyllactose is the first human milk oligosaccharide produced by bacterial fermentation in the U.S. market.

01.04.16

Nutraceuticals to Nourish the Mind

Targeted nutrition helps to strengthen and preserve cognitive function.

Lisa Olivo, Associate Editor 12.03.15

Cognitive Function | Functional Foods & Beverages | Immune Function | Infant & Children's Health | Products

First Dairy Products with Wellmune Introduced in China

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12.02.15

Cognitive Function | Inflammation | Mood Health & Sleep | Research | Research News

Study Demonstrates Effects of Prebiotics on Neuro-inflammation and Anxiety

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10.30.15

Breaking News | Dietary Supplements | Infant & Children's Health | Sexual & Reproductive Health | Women's Health

Industry, Health Organizations Raise Awareness for Adequate Iodine Intake

All pregnant and lactating women should supplement their diet with a daily multivitamin that contains 150 mcg of iodine.

08.11.15

Dietary Supplements | Functional Foods & Beverages | Healthcare Trends | Infant & Children's Health | Minerals

Hidden Hunger: Using Nutraceuticals To Tackle Malnutrition

Albion’s chelated minerals are being utilized in the fight against global hunger.

Online Exclusives Lisa Olivo, Associate Editor 07.02.15

CRN Guidelines Advise Iodine in Supplements for Pregnancy & Lactation

CRN guidlines recommend at least 150 mcg of iodine be included in supplements for pregnant and lactating women.

01.27.15

Industry & Market News | Omega-3s

EFSA Issues Positive Opinion on DHA Health Claim

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12.01.14

Breaking News | Cognitive Function | Omega-3s | Regulations | Regulatory News

EFSA Issues New Positive Opinion on DHA Health Claim

If adopted, the new ruling would provide a stronger emphasis on the importance of DHA for children, according to GOED.

11.13.14

Breaking News | Cognitive Function | Research

Abbot Funds Nutrition and Cognition Research

Nearly $6 million in funding was awarded as part of the third annual research challenge.

08.26.14

Industry & Market News

AAP Issues Statement on Iodine Supplementation

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07.01.14

Breaking News | Dietary Supplements | Research | Women's Health

AAP Issues Recommendations for Prenatal Iodine Supplementation

The American Academy of Pediatrics recognizes the role of iodine in the development of a baby’s nervous system, and recommends supplementation for pregnant and lactating women.

05.29.14

The New Age of Marine Nutraceuticals

It’s not just about fish when it comes to nutrition sourced from the sea.

Alan Richman, Contributing Writer 11.01.13

Reading the Compass: Up-and-Coming Market Trends

A comprehensive guide to what’s hot, what’s not, where you should place your bets and what to expect next.

Dr. A. Elizabeth Sloan & Dr. Catherine Adams Hutt, RD, Sloan Trends, Inc. 10.01.13

Preparing Children for School: Two Tips for Parents & Caregivers

Being ready to learn involves proper nutrition.

Michael I. McBurney, PhD, FACN, DSM Nutritional Products 08.12.13

Cognitive Function | Dietary Supplements | Fatty Acids | Research

Feeding the Minds of Children: New Research on DHA + EPA & Learning

As the science linking childhood brain development with DHA + EPA expands, so will consumer education and parental interest.

Michael McBurney, PhD, FACN, DSM Nutritional Products 07.11.13

Cardiovascular Health | Dietary Supplements | Fatty Acids

Omega Fatty Acid Growth in Functional Products

Retail value sales of foods (including milk formula) and drinks with added omega fatty acids reached $30 billion in 2012.

Diana Cowland, Health and Wellness Analyst, Euromonitor International 05.06.13

Raising the Bar for Children’s Health

With the health of a generation in question, getting young people back on track will require commitment from all fronts.

Joseph King, Contributing Writer 05.01.13

Cardiovascular Health | Dietary Supplements | Fatty Acids | Quality & Safety | Testing

Balancing Marine Omega 3 Health Benefits Against Methyl Mercury Toxicity Risk

Mercury is well known for its toxic effects on humans, particularly in terms of cardiovascular disease and prevention of proper brain development in the fetus.

Rob Winwood, Manager of Scientific Communications at DSM Nutritional Products 03.11.13

Cognitive Function | Research | Women's Health

Another Vote for Vitamin D

Maternal vitamin D levels deemed critical for optimum brain development in babies.

Online Exclusives Joanna Cosgrove, Online Editor 02.14.13

Cognitive Function | Dietary Supplements | Inflammation | Research

The Nourished Mind: DHA & Children’s Brain Health

life’sDHA and AdoptAClassroom.org join forces to promote healthy growing minds.

Online Exclusives Lisa Olivo, Associate Editor 12.20.12

Breaking News | Cognitive Function | Women's Health

Vitamin D Lauded for Fetal Brain Development

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09.18.12

Breaking News

NAD Finds i-Health Can Support Claims for BrainStrong DHA Supplement for Children

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06.20.12

Breaking News | Cognitive Function | Research

Abbott Announces Funding for Nutrition & Cognition Research

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05.18.12

Breaking News | Dietary Supplements | Eye Health

Lonza Launches Vegetarian DHA

Basel, Switzerland-based Lonza announced the launch of the next generation of vegetarian DHA (DHAid™) products.

04.11.12

Cognitive Function | Dietary Supplements | Fatty Acids | Minerals | Vitamins

Business Insights: The Student’s Brain Fitness

Understanding the trials and tribulations of today’s student will help you tailor products to meet their needs.

04.01.12

Omega 3s: Substantial Past, Impressive Future

A robust industry looks to support new health claims through science while confronting sustainability and communication challenges.

Ellen Schutt, Communications Director, Global Organization for EPA and DHA Omega-3s (GOED) 04.01.12

Cognitive Function | Healthy Aging

Following Trends Toward a Unique Formula

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Patrick Morris, Fortitech 01.16.12

Fatty Acids | Healthcare Trends | Research

Low Omega 3 Levels Linked to Suicide Risk

Researchers say DHA in particular could be a key piece of the puzzle when it comes to the rising suicide rate of military personnel.

Online Exclusives Joanna Cosgrove 09.29.11

Breaking News | Cognitive Function | Fatty Acids

Low DHA Levels Tied to Suicide Risk Among U.S. Military

A new study suggests that low levels of the highly unsaturated omega 3 essential fatty acids—DHA in particular—may be associated with increased risk of suicide.

08.24.11

Minerals | Products | Vitamins