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Conference Series cordially invites you to the "29th World Nutrition and Pediatrics Healthcare Conference, scheduled to take place on May 22-23, 2025, in Toronto, Canada", under the theme “Transforming Pediatric Health through Nutritional Science.”

This prestigious event will offer a comprehensive platform to explore various aspects of Nutrition and Pediatrics Healthcare, bringing together leading experts, researchers, and professionals from across the globe. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the latest advancements, exchange insights, and engage in meaningful discussions with internationally acclaimed speakers.

Nutrition and Pediatrics 2025 warmly welcomes participants interested in presenting their research and contributions to the fields of Nutrition and Pediatrics Healthcare. It serves as a unique forum for networking, collaboration, and the dissemination of knowledge, fostering connections among global business leaders, researchers, and healthcare practitioners. With the presence of world-renowned speakers and thought leaders, the conference aims to address critical challenges in pediatric health and nutrition while identifying actionable strategies to improve outcomes in these fields. Participants will gain invaluable insights into emerging trends and best practices, contributing to the advancement of global healthcare standards.

We look forward to your participation in this remarkable event, which promises to inspire innovation and drive progress in the domains of Nutrition and Pediatrics Healthcare.

About Conference

Sessions/Tracks

Track 1: Pediatric Nutrition and Growth

This track explores the essential role of nutrition in childhood development and growth. Discussions will include optimal feeding practices, growth monitoring, and nutritional requirements from infancy through adolescence. It will highlight early nutritional interventions to prevent growth-related disorders. Special focus will be given to undernutrition and overnutrition in different pediatric populations. Evidence-based strategies for improving growth outcomes will also be addressed.

Track 2: Neonatal and Infant Nutrition

Proper nutrition in the first 1000 days of life is crucial for long-term health. This track will delve into breastfeeding, infant formula, complementary feeding, and nutritional supplementation. Topics will include micronutrient needs, feeding preterm infants, and challenges in neonatal feeding practices. The importance of early-life gut microbiota development will also be emphasized. Current research on nutritional impact on neonatal immunity and development will be discussed.

Track 3: Pediatric Obesity and Metabolic Disorders

With pediatric obesity on the rise globally, this track examines its causes, consequences, and clinical management. Sessions will address lifestyle modification, dietary interventions, and behavior-based therapies. Speakers will highlight early screening for metabolic syndromes and associated comorbidities. The role of family and community in obesity prevention will be emphasized. Innovations in digital tools and technology for weight management will be featured.

Track 4: Micronutrient Deficiencies in Children

This track focuses on common micronutrient deficiencies such as iron, vitamin D, zinc, and iodine in pediatric populations. Attendees will learn about the clinical manifestations, diagnosis, and management of these deficiencies. Public health strategies, including food fortification and supplementation programs, will be discussed. The impact of deficiencies on cognitive and physical development will be analyzed. Special sessions will explore deficiencies in low-resource settings.

Track 5: Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition

Nutritional management of gastrointestinal disorders in children will be the key highlight of this track. Topics include celiac disease, food allergies, irritable bowel syndrome, and malabsorption syndromes. Experts will discuss therapeutic diets, probiotics, and emerging treatment approaches. Nutritional care plans tailored to gastrointestinal conditions will be addressed. The integration of dietary therapy with pharmacological treatment will also be emphasized.

Track 6: Clinical Pediatric Dietetics

This track is designed for dietitians and nutrition professionals focusing on pediatric populations. It will provide insights into developing individualized nutrition plans based on medical conditions and growth needs. Topics will include nutrient analysis, dietary counseling, and multidisciplinary collaboration. Emphasis will be on nutrition support in hospitals and rehabilitation centers. Case studies and interactive workshops will enhance practical learning.

Track 7: Pediatric Eating Disorders and Behavioral Nutrition

Eating disorders among children and adolescents are increasing and require a multidisciplinary approach. This track covers the psychological and nutritional aspects of disorders like anorexia, bulimia, and ARFID. Focus will be on identifying early warning signs, counseling techniques, and family-based therapy. Nutrition rehabilitation strategies and behavior modification plans will be discussed. Experts will also explore how social media and peer influence affect eating behaviors.

Track 8: Maternal Nutrition and Fetal Programming

This track examines the critical role of maternal nutrition before and during pregnancy on pediatric health. Discussions will cover the impact of maternal diet on fetal growth, birth outcomes, and chronic disease risk. Nutritional guidelines and supplementation during pregnancy will be emphasized. The concept of epigenetic programming and long-term child health will be explored. Interventions for maternal malnutrition and gestational diabetes will also be featured.

Track 9: Pediatric Allergy and Immunonutrition

This track highlights the link between nutrition, immune development, and allergy prevention in children. Sessions will explore hypoallergenic diets, food intolerance testing, and immunomodulatory nutrients. Research on early allergen exposure and prevention strategies will be presented. Nutritional strategies for children with food allergies and autoimmune conditions will be covered. The role of microbiota and functional foods in immune health will be discussed.

Track 10: Nutrition in Pediatric Oncology and Chronic Diseases

Nutrition plays a vital role in the care of children with cancer and other chronic illnesses. This track will explore nutritional interventions during chemotherapy, radiation, and recovery phases. Special attention will be given to managing malnutrition, appetite loss, and nutrient deficiencies. Integrative approaches including nutraceuticals and supportive care diets will be discussed. Case-based presentations will enhance learning from real-world scenarios.

Track 11: School Health and Nutrition Programs

This track focuses on the importance of nutrition in school-aged children and the role of schools in promoting health. Discussions will highlight school meal programs, nutrition education, and community outreach. Attendees will learn about the evaluation of school nutrition policies and their impact on academic performance. Innovative programs for combating childhood hunger and obesity will be explored. Collaboration between educators, health professionals, and policymakers will be emphasized.

Track 12: Pediatric Sports Nutrition and Physical Activity

This track explores the nutritional needs of physically active children and young athletes. Topics include energy requirements, hydration, macronutrient planning, and performance optimization. Sessions will address preventing injuries and ensuring safe training practices. Special focus will be given to balancing nutrition with growth and development. The role of coaches and caregivers in shaping healthy athletic habits will be discussed.

Track 13: Nutritional Genomics and Personalized Nutrition in Pediatrics

Personalized nutrition based on genetic, metabolic, and lifestyle factors is gaining traction in pediatric care. This track covers how genomics influences nutrient absorption, metabolism, and health outcomes. Attendees will explore advancements in nutrigenomics and its application in pediatrics. Discussions will include ethical considerations and feasibility in clinical settings. The integration of genetic data into diet planning will be demonstrated through case studies.

Track 14: Pediatric Malnutrition and Global Health

This track addresses global disparities in child nutrition and malnutrition. Topics include acute and chronic malnutrition, wasting, stunting, and community-based intervention strategies. Global nutrition policies and humanitarian efforts will be discussed. Attendees will examine barriers to effective nutrition delivery in low-income countries. The role of international organizations and sustainable solutions will be highlighted.

Track 15: Recent Advances in Pediatric Nutrition Research

This track presents cutting-edge research and innovations in pediatric nutrition. Topics include novel biomarkers, emerging dietary therapies, and microbiome-nutrition interactions. Experts will share results from recent clinical trials and cohort studies. Future trends in pediatric nutritional sciences and public health nutrition will be discussed. Attendees will have the opportunity to interact with researchers and contribute to evidence-based practices.

Past Conferences

The previous editions of the World Nutrition and Pediatrics Healthcare Conference have consistently brought together leading professionals, researchers, and healthcare experts from across the globe to explore the evolving landscape of nutrition and pediatric care. The conference has served as a dynamic platform to discuss groundbreaking research, innovative practices, and emerging trends in child nutrition, neonatal health, dietary therapies, and pediatric diseases. With an engaging mix of keynote speeches, panel discussions, and scientific poster presentations, participants have had valuable opportunities for knowledge exchange and networking.

The past conferences were held in various renowned international destinations and were praised for their high academic standards and well-curated sessions. Attendees shared positive feedback about the interactive environment, diversity of topics, and collaborative spirit fostered during the events. From exploring nutritional deficiencies and childhood obesity to advancing pediatric diagnostics and care models, the conferences have successfully contributed to global efforts in improving child health and nutrition outcomes.