Content
2 modules
Rating
Course length
60 mins
Instructor
Sioned Hilton
Price
Free
Description
A New Frontier in Neonatal Survival
Immediate breastfeeding with colostrum dramatically reduces neonatal mortality—but how? Join renowned experts Dr. Tobias Kollmann and Dr. Nelly Amenyogbe as they unveil a pioneering research initiative that combines cutting-edge pre-clinical models with expansive human studies to decode the life-saving power of colostrum. Discover how this breakthrough science is reshaping neonatal care and offering new hope for newborns worldwide.
Objectives
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Understand the critical importance of the first day of life and the role colostrum plays in protecting the infant.
- Recognize the life-saving potential of early breastfeeding, including the World Health Organization’s recommendation to initiate breastfeeding (colostrum) within the first hour of birth (“The Golden Hour”), which has been shown to significantly reduce the risk of neonatal infectious death.
- Appreciate the global challenges surrounding early breastfeeding, acknowledging that only about half of newborns worldwide receive colostrum—due to a wide range of systemic, cultural, and clinical factors.
- Explore the need for deeper understanding of colostrum’s unique properties, and why, despite decades of research, the specific mechanisms behind its profound impact on neonatal survival remain unclear.
- Learn about an innovative research platform designed to uncover how colostrum works its magic.
Certificate
By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate Medela University Certificate of Completion_ 60 min
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Fuel for Survival
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course evaluation
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un poco denso, aunque sebe ser por la dificultad añadida del idioma
Amazing
the course was an excellent source of information about colostrum
interesting new theories
Foi excelente adorei o curso
Lots of scientific word use which made it hard to follow at times.
good information
great course
very helpfull
Interesting research
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