Reintroducing B. infantis to the cesarean‐born neonate: an ecologically sound alternative to “vaginal seeding”
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DOI: 10.1093/femsle/fnaa032
Abstract: ABSTRACT There is a burgeoning literature highlighting differences in health outcomes between babies born vaginally and by caesarean section (c-section) This has led to the suggestion that infants born by c-section may benefit from vaginal… read more here.
Keywords: infantis cesarean; ecologically sound; reintroducing infantis; cesarean born ... See more keywords
The prevalence of food allergy in cesarean-born children aged 0–3 years: A systematic review and meta-analysis of cohort studies
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DOI: 10.3389/fped.2022.1044954
Abstract: Purpose Previous studies reported a higher risk of food allergy for cesarean-born children than vaginal-born children. This study aims to systematically compare the prevalence of food allergy among cesarean-born and vaginal-born children aged 0–3 years.… read more here.
Keywords: born children; food; food allergy; vaginal born ... See more keywords