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RRBC CERP event: Current Breastmilk Research Initiatives at the University of Rochester

Thu 21 March 2019
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Join us for the March 2019 Rochester Regional Breastfeeding Coalition meeting for a discussion about... _CURRENT BREASTMILK RESEARCH INITIATIVES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER_ Bridget Young PhD, CLC will discuss how obesity and insulin resistance impact breast milk composition and the downstream affects on the recipient infant. She will also discuss her work with milk banks and the study of the nutrient variation in donor milk. Kirsi Jarvinen-Seppo, MD, PhD will discuss the role of early environmental exposures, including human milk component,s in the establishment of the microbiome and infant immune system, and how those impact tolerance and development of allergic diseases. Her work on an NIH-funded birth cohort where Old Order Mennonites and Rochester families serve as model populations at different risk for allergic diseases will help us better understand the aspects of developmental immunology pertinent for future strategies in primary prevention of atopic diseases. Thursday, March 21, 2019 ¨ Cost: $15.00 payable at door: please bring check payable to RRBC or exact change. (Includes light dinner) ¨ Time: 5:00-7:30pm ¨ Location: Unity/St. Mary’s –89 Genesee St. Rochester, NY 14611 ¨ Room: East/West Auditorium ¨ Parking: FREE onsite parking. Garage entrance on Genesee St. ¨  Registration Deadline: Friday, March 15, 2019, 1pm       ** This event has been designated for 2 CERPs through IBCLE.  
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Unity St. Mary's Campus- West Auditorium
89 Genesee Street, Rochester, 14611, NY, United States

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