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Thursday, 13 October 2016 |
| Opening Session |
Welcome Note and Introduction - Berthold Koletzko (EarlyNutrition coordinator, LMU Munich)
“Horizon2020: Research opportunities for safe and healthy diets” - Razvan Anistoroaei (DG Research and Innovation, European Commission) |
A.1 Parallel Session:
Pregnancy and Programming of Obesity and Related
Disorders |
Effectiveness of a Normative Nutrition Intervention on
Maternal Nutrition and Offspring Growth: The Chilean
Maternal and Infant Nutrition Cohort Study (CHiMINCs)
– M.L. Garmendia (Santiago, Chile) |
B.1 Parallel Session:
Breastfeeding and Later Health |
Breast Milk Components and Infant Growth – Maria
Grunewald (Munich, Germany)
Breastfeeding and Celiac Disease, Allergy and Type 1
Diabetes - Luisa Mearin (Leiden, The Netherlands)
Breastfeeding Status and Timing of Solid Food
Introduction: The Risk of Adiposity in 6 Month Old
Infants of Obese Mothers – J. Engler (London, UK)
Persistent Environmental Toxicant and Nutrient
Content in Human Breast Milk and Infant Growth -
Rachel Criswell (Oslo, Norway) |
C.1 Parallel Session
Programming of NCDs in Preterm Infants |
Programming of NCDs in Preterm Infants – Focus on
Growth - Ken Ong (Cambridge, UK)
Growth and Body Composition in Extremely Preterm
Infants Is Altered Early – N. Altheyab (Queensland,
Australia)
Body Composition in Preterm Infants: Comparison of Air
Displacement Plethysmography and Dual-Xray
Absorptiometry – C. Fusch (Hamilton, Canada)
Glucocorticoid-Programming in Very Preterm Birth - Martijn Finken (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) |
A.2 Parallel Session
Interventions to Prevent Adverse Fetal Programming |
Effect of a Dietary and Exercise Intervention during
Pregnancy and Lactation on White Adipose Tissue
Gene Profiles and Adiposity with Maternal Obesity – I.
Bloor (Nottingham, UK) |
B.2 Parallel Session
GDM – Early Diagnosis of Women at Risk |
Longitudinal Assessment of Maternal Anthropometric
Measurements in Obese Pregnant Women:
Association with Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM)
and Treatment – T. Serafimova (London, UK) |
C.2 Parallel Session
Metabolomics and Obesity in Humans |
Opportunities of Metabolomic Studies in the Context of
Early Programming – Christian Hellmuth (Munich,
Germany)
Analysis of Metabolic Profiles in Adolescents from the
RAINE Cohort by Clinical Targeted Metabolomics:
Metabolic Consequences of Early Programming - Sebastian Rauschert (Perth, Australia) |
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Friday, 14 October 2016 |
Workshop (WS1):
New Investigators Forum |
Evidence/Thoughts to Become a Good Researcher. A View
from a University Professor’s Perspective - Lucilla Poston
(London, UK) |
Workshop (WS2):
Methodological Aspects of Measuring
Adiposity and Body Composition |
Assessment of Neonatal Body Composition Using
Anthropometry - Sarah Kehoe (Southampton, UK) |
Plenary Session III
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What is Normal Pre- and Postnatal Growth – Michelle Lampl (Atlanta, USA) |
A.3 Parallel Session
Postnatal Nutrition |
Infant Nutrition and Its Effect on the Metabolome - Franca
Kirchberg (Munich, Germany)
A Global Perspective on the Importance of Dietary ARA
and DHA Intakes from Birth to Age 3 Years - Stewart
Forsyth (Dundee, Scotland)
Infant Feeding and Growth Trajectories in Childhood and
Body Composition in Young Adulthood – W.H. Oddy
(Hobart, Australia)
Allergy Prevention by Early Nutrition: 15 years of Follow Up
in the GINI Study - Sibylle Koletzko (Munich, Germany) |
B.3 Parallel Session
Psychosocial Stress, Mental Health and Biological Impact |
Interaction of Prenatal Psychosocial Stress and
Nutrition: Implications for Maternal and Infant
Metabolic Outcomes - Karen Lindsay (Dublin,
Ireland)
Brainstem Oxidative Stress Is Associated with
Hypertension and Elevated Cardiovascular
Responses to Psychological Stress Following Maternal High Fat-High Sucrose diet – S. K.
Jayaratne (Sydney, Australia) |
C.3 Parallel Session
Placental Nutrient Transfer |
Maternal Gestational Diabetes Mellitus and Placental
Lipids - Olaf Uhl (Munich, Germany)
Maternal Dietary Fats and Neonatal Outcome - Mike
Symonds (Nottingham, UK)
Placental Expression of Fatty Acid Transporter Related
to Maternal Pre-Pregnancy Weight – M. T. Segura
Placental Lipids and Fatty Acid Transfer in Maternal
Overnutrition - Gernot Desoye (Graz, Austria) |
A.4 Parallel Session
Early Life Gut Microbiome and Long-Term Health |
Pediatric Obesity Is Associated with Altered Gut Microbiota
Communities – A. Riva (Milano, Italy)
Maternal Exposure to a Western-Style Diet Causes
Differences in Intestinal Microbiota Composition and Gene
Expression of Suckling Mouse Pups – B.J.M. van de
Heijning (Utrecht, Netherlands) |
B.4 Parallel Session
Early Nutrition in Low Resource Settings |
How to Do Interventions in Early Nutrition with Your
Bare Hands: An Example in Guatemala - Michele
Monroy Valle (Guatemala City, Guatemala)
Pica Practices, Food Cravings and Aversions among
Pregnant Women in Kenya – L. Kariuki (Hohenheim,
Germany) |
C.4 Parallel Session
Early Programming of Taste and Appetite |
Development of Food Preferences and Appetite in the
First Years - Sophie Nicklaus (Dijon, France)
Age at Introduction of Solid Foods and Feeding
Difficulties in Childhood: Findings from the
Southampton Women's Survey – J. Hollies
(Southampton, UK)
Antecedents of Picky Eating Behaviour in Young
Children – P. Emmett (Bristol, UK) |
A.5 Parallel Session
Nutritional Epigenetics of Obesity |
Does Epigenetic Variation Impact Type 2 Diabetes? - Charlotte Ling (Malmoe, Sweden) |
B.5 Parallel Session
Catch-up Growth |
Modulating Mechanisms of Quality of Growth - Martina Weber (Munich, Germany)
New Innovative Concept to Predict Preterm Infant's
Individual Growth Trajectories – N. Rochow
(Hamilton, Canada)
Proven Benefits of Nutritional Modifications of
Patterns of Growth - Bernadeta Patro-Golab
(Warsaw, Poland)
Pre-Pregnancy Maternal Body Mass Index Impacts
on Child Growth Trajectories to Six Years – W. Oddy
(Hobart, Australia)
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C.5 Parallel Session
Translational Application of Programming Evidence: What is
Needed? |
Why Early Prevention of Childhood Obesity is More
than a Medical Concern – A Health Economic Approach - Diana Sonntag (Heidelberg, Germany)
Science, Policy and Consumers - Understanding Infant
Feeding Communication Practices - Monique Raats
(Surrey, UK)
How Do We Get Parents Involved? - Silke Mader
(Munich, Germany) |
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Saturday, 15 October 2016 |
Workshop (WS5):
Fetal and Infant Growth Standards:
International Practice and Applicability |
Curve Matching: New Technologies for Personalized
Predictors of Growth in Children – Stef van Buuren
(Amsterdam, The Netherlands) |
Workshop (WS6):
DynaHEALTH Meets EarlyNutrition |
Introduction to the Challenge – Sylvain Sebert (Oulu,
Finland)
Discovery in Large Scale Consortia – Janine Felix
(Rotterdam, The Netherlands)
Life Course Modelling Methods and Challenges – Estelle Lowry (Oulu, Finland) |
A.6 Parallel Session
The Future of Early Life Research |
Finding Molecular Trackers of Early Life
Environment in High-Dimensional Data – Joanna
Holbrook(Singapore)
The Application of Lipid Profiling to Understand
Dietary Fat Metabolism in Breast-Fed Infants – A.
Koulman (Cambridge, UK)
Genetics and Epigenetics in DOHaD – Future
Perspectives - Richard Saffery ( Melbourne,
Australia) |
B.6 Parallel Session
Obesity Prevention and Intervention in Infants and Young
Children |
Early Obesity Prevention – the Role of Life Style. Experience
from Toybox and Other Intervention Trials - Zbigniew
Kulaga(Warsaw, Poland)
Cord Blood Adiponectin as a Predictor for Childhood Obesity
at 5 Years of Age – D. Meyer (Munich, Germany)
Food Choices, Lifestyles and the Prevention of Overweight
and Obesity in Children: Evidence from the IDEFICS Cohort
and the I.Family Study - Wolfgang Ahrens (Bremen,
Germany)
Determining Factors and Critical Periods in the Formation of
Eating Habits: Results from the HabEat project - Sylvie
Issanchou (Paris, France) |
C.6 Parallel Session
Personalised Nutrition and Counselling |
Personalised Nutrition – What Does It All Mean? - Rosalie Grivell (Adelaide, Australia)
Evaluation of Pregnant Diet Quality on Social Media
Project: The Use of the Healthy Eating Index for
Brazilian Pregnancy - V. Barros K. (Sao Paulo, Brazil)
Associations of Maternal B Vitamins during Pregnancy
with Infant Neurocognitive Outcomes at 24 Months of
Age – M. Chong (Singapore) |
Plenary Session IV:
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Early Life Nutrition – Recommendations and Perspectives? –
Jodie Dodd (Adelaide, Australia) & Hans van Goudoever (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) |
| Closing Session |
Closing - Berthold Koletzko
Farewell Note - Berthold Koletzko |