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EPISODE · Sep 4, 2025 · 16 MIN

Pneumococcal Infections and the Infant Microbiome: The Infant Microbiome and Respiratory Health

from EMJ Podcast: Insights For Healthcare Professionals · host EMJ

In part two, Debby Bogaert unpacks her pioneering research on the infant respiratory microbiome. Discover how early microbial communities in the airways influence immunity, infection risk, and long-term respiratory health — and why nurturing the microbiome could play a critical role in disease prevention.  0:38- Microbiome and Resilience Against Infection  1:57- Microbiome in Healthy Infancy  3:00- Respiratory Microbiome and Inflammation  4:31- Benefits of Commensal Bacteria   6:39- Microbiome-Based Diagnostics  7:55- Pre and Post Biotics  10:03- Day-to-Day Practice 

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