研究人员将血液代谢物与幼儿发展联系起来,表明肠胃健康对认知和社会成果的影响。 Researchers link blood metabolites to early childhood development, suggesting gut health impacts cognitive and social outcomes.

来自麦克马斯特大学的研究人员和巴西科学家发现,血液中的某些分子,即所谓的代谢物,可能会影响幼儿发育。 Researchers from McMaster University and Brazilian scientists found that certain molecules in the blood, called metabolites, may impact early childhood development. 他们分析了5,000多名儿童的血液样本,发现一些与慢性肾病有关的代谢物与发展成果有反向联系。 Analyzing over 5,000 children's blood samples, they discovered that some metabolites linked to chronic kidney disease were inversely associated with developmental outcomes. 这些调查结果表明,直肠健康可能在认知和社会发展方面发挥关键作用,有可能指导早期干预措施,并制订关于孕产妇营养和饮食质量的公共卫生政策。 These findings suggest gut health might play a key role in cognitive and social development, potentially guiding early interventions and shaping public health policies on maternal nutrition and diet quality.