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We are pleased to invite you to attend our free interactive webinar which will address the role that the delivery mode of a baby can have on their gut microbiota and the influence HMOs can have.

This session will provide you with evidence-based updates addressing the latest science on supporting early life immune health in infants born via caesarean section.

Kind regards,

The SMA^® Professional Team

Does the mode of a baby's delivery influence their gut health? The instrumental role of Human Milk Oligosaccharides. - A free interactive webinar

Attend this webinar to find out more about how human milk oligosaccharides influence the immune health of infants, in particular babies born via c-section.

Instrumental role of Human Milk Oligosaccharides - Free interactive webinar

The benefits of HMOs: A 3-minute video

In this 3-minute video, we explain what makes 5 HMOs special and its importance in giving infants the best possible start in life.

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Dysbiosis in infancy: c-section births and gut health

This article looks at microbial dysbiosis and its impact on infant health, the importance of breastfeeding in shaping the gut microbiome and risks of vaginal seeding

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