Episodi

  • Understanding breast milk composition: The best immune programmer

    Understanding breast milk composition: The best immune programmer
    Feb 8 2021
    Join Prof. Hania Szajewska as we discuss the composition of breastmilk and it's role in the developing infant gut
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    31 min
  • Gut microbiota in allergy development: Impact of dysbiosis

    Gut microbiota in allergy development: Impact of dysbiosis
    Feb 3 2021
    16 min
  • Training the immune system and the role of gut microbiota

    Training the immune system and the role of gut microbiota
    Dec 1 2020
    This podcast will give you insights about how the microbiota play a very important role in developing the immune system and the link between gut and immune system
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    21 min
  • The role of nutrition in allergy prevention and management

    The role of nutrition in allergy prevention and management
    Dec 1 2020
    15 min
  • Positive role of LCP on Brain and Immunity development

    Positive role of LCP on Brain and Immunity development
    Dec 1 2020
    27 min
  • Connecting the Dots: using behavioral and cognitive psychology to support teens with IEMs - It’s a social world

    Connecting the Dots: using behavioral and cognitive psychology to support teens with IEMs - It’s a social world
    Nov 18 2020
    This is the second of a 3 part series about the teenage brain, its development and how to best support our teens  with inborn errors of metabolism.

    On episode 2 we will focus on self-identity and the social world.  Teens are building their self-identity and much of teen brain power is answering the question ‘who am I?” They might re-consider their condition and what it means to them. They might re-experience the first impact of their diagnosis on a more complex and painful level, resulting in un-resolved feelings.    We will discuss ways to intervene based on the science and from clinical experience.
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    24 min
  • Connecting the Dots: using behavioral and cognitive psychology to support teens with IEMs - Teens want to be free

    Connecting the Dots: using behavioral and cognitive psychology to support teens with IEMs - Teens want to be free
    Nov 18 2020
    This is the third and last episode in a series about the teenage brain, its development and how to best support our teens  with inborn errors of metabolism during their transition into adulthood.

    In episode 3 we focus on risk taking, training executive function skills and how important it is for parents  and caregivers to allow their teens to begin to take the reins of their lives.   We will discuss skills that are relevant in supporting their independence  and, in the context of  IEMs, how to encourage that, plan for it and embrace it. 
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    28 min
  • Connecting the Dots: using behavioral and cognitive psychology to support teens with IEMs - Getting to know the teenage brain

    Connecting the Dots: using behavioral and cognitive psychology to support teens with IEMs - Getting to know the teenage brain
    Nov 18 2020
    This is the first in a 3 part series where we will learn about the teenage brain, its development and how to best support our teens  with inborn errors of metabolism during this critical period.

    In this first episode, our experts will discuss some broad concepts from the field of neuroscience - brain development and brain functioning and implications for how to be with teens. They will introduce the key developmental tasks of the teen years and some important skills teens need to become independent from their parents.   We will also address how this knowledge can be applied to the management of IEMs through the discussion of case studies. 
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    28 min