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title: "Human Milk: A Source of Life More Than We Imagined Webinar Replay"
description: In this recorded presentation, Terry Johnson reviews the role of human milk in the development of the gut microbiome in premature infants
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# Human Milk: A Source of Life More Than We Imagined Webinar

# Learning Objectives

1. Define “dysbiosis”
2. Describe the role of human milk in the development of the gut microbiome
3. Identify two functions of human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs) in the neonatal gut
4. List three neonatal comorbidities that can be reduced with an exclusive human milk diet (EHMD)
5. Discuss the concept of a “dose-response” in relation to using human milk in the preterm infant’s diet

# Resources

1. [Download slides (https://f.hubspotusercontent20.net/hubfs/478129/Handout%20-%20Human%20Milk%20Source%20of%20Life.pdf)](https://page.prolacta.com/hubfs/Handout%20-%20Human%20Milk%20Source%20of%20Life.pdf)

**Target Audience:** This 1 hour presentation is designed for the healthcare professional caring for premature infants.

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