Тони Харман - Эффект микробиома. Как способ рождения ребенка влияет на его будущее здоровье
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«Эффект микробиома» – это первая книга, в центре внимания которой – активно появляющиеся сегодня научные данные о том, как на формирование микробиома влияет способ появления человека на свет. Тони Харман и Алекс Уэйкфорд задают важные вопросы о потенциальных отдаленных последствиях таких ставшими обычными вмешательств в роды, как кесарево сечение или применение синтетического окситоцина, и делятся с читателями новой информацией о том, как искусственное вскармливание влияет на видовое разнообразие микробиома младенцев.
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