Nestlé Bangladesh has successfully organised the HMO Luminary Summit, a two-day scientific workshop that brought together renowned researchers, health specialists, and relevant professionals from Bangladesh and abroad.
The event focused on advancing understanding of human well-being, with particular emphasis on child nutrition, through discussions on new findings and recent scientific studies.
The workshop featured interactive group discussions, case studies, expert insights, and experience-sharing sessions.
Through these segments, participants gained a clear understanding of the latest research on Human Milk Oligosaccharides (HMOs) and how this knowledge can be applied in practice.
The keynote speaker at the summit was Dr. Randy Urtula, a distinguished pediatrician from the Philippines.
He discussed the role of HMOs in strengthening children’s immunity, supporting gut health, and contributing to overall growth and development. His presentation generated strong interest among attendees and added depth to the discussions.
The HMO Luminary Summit served as a platform for scientific knowledge exchange, reinforcing commitments to enhancing education and innovation in the health sector.
The event concluded with a call to apply HMO-related research in real-world settings to improve public health outcomes in Bangladesh.
