By: Jyoti Madhusoodanan
Issue #112 | Date: 01 2023
Maternal exposure to microbes and to farm environments builds their immune response, which in turn protects children that are fed breast milk from allergies.
By: Lauren Milligan Newmark, Ph.D.
Issue #112 | Date: 01 2023
Lactase persistence (LP) has been the textbook example for a genetic adaptation to the human diet for decades.
By: Anna Petherick, Ph.D.
Issue #112 | Date: 01 2023
The food sources from which older adults get their vitamin B12, as opposed to merely how much of it they consume, matter for how much their bodies are able to use it. Vitamin B12
By: Jyoti Madhusoodanan
Issue #112 | Date: 01 2023
• A study in mice suggests that the transfer of IgG antibodies in milk is even more important than transfer via the placenta.
