healthed: Australia’s most popular seminars for GPs DOHaD for Doctors d e v e l o p m e n ta l origins of h e a lt h and disease EVENING S E M I NA R What happens in the womb lasts a lifetime melbourne 2O14 also in brisbane & sydney Maternal Influences on Infant’s Future Health Opportunities for Positive Action in Preconception and Pregnancy Wednesday 26 November • 7:00pm – 9:30pm • Carillo Gantner Theatre Sidney Myer Asia Centre, The University of Melbourne. Building 158 Swanston St Carlton 7:00pm | Introduction to the DOHaD Paradigm Associate Professor Jeffrey Craig Group Leader, Early Life Epigenetics, Murdoch Institute; Senior Research Fellow, Dept. of Paediatrics, University of Melbourne It is now known that healthy child development is the product of gene-environmental interactions that act before pregnancy, during pregnancy and in early infancy that can have profound effects on health outcomes over the lifespan. DOHaD promises to provide clinicians with simple strategies that can make clinical practice even more effective in disease prevention. 7:30pm | Micronutrients in Pre-Conception and Pregnancy Dr Alexis Hure, PhD Dietitian, HMRI Public Health Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Newcastle There is a mismatch between public health nutrition guidelines, what women are consuming in their diets and the nutritional supplementation that clinicians are recommending to their patients. Understanding the evidence-practice gaps will help ensure that GPs can optimise their day-to-day management of women in preconception and pregnancy. 8:20pm | The Interaction Between Microbiome, Gut, Immune System and Allergy Outcomes Prof Mimi Tang Paediatric Allergist, Royal Children’s Hospital The prevalence of all allergic diseases has increased exponentially in recent decades. New understandings of how the gut microbiome interacts with the immune system of infants, even during pregnancy, provide important insights into the development of the immune system and what clinicians can do to positively influence this trajectory to reduce allergy risk and improve overall immune function. 8:45pm | D evelopmental Trajectory of the Brain and Impact of Intrauterine Factors Dr Christos Symeonides Paediatrician, Research Fellow Explore the current knowns and unknowns of chemical exposure and their influence on prenatal neurodevelopment. Understand the current debate about BPA and phthalates, what’s the difference between Methyl Mercury and thiomersal mercury in vaccines, the effect of lead. And how to use this knowledge when advising pregnant mums. Light catering and refreshments available at 6:30pm. There will be a short intermission half way through the seminar. The program was correct at the time of printing and is subject to change without notice This seminar is proudly organised by Healthed ABN 83 124 561 922 Enquiries 1300 797 794 Email [email protected] Fax 1300 797 792 What is DOHaD? What this seminar is about Scientific research into the Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (DOHaD) is now clearly demonstrating the inextricable link between maternal, perinatal and early childhood factors and the risk of developing heart disease, diabetes, obesity, cancer and many other non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in later life. Early life is a critical time of risk, but also an opportunity for primary health professionals to act and thereby prevent future disease. This ‘window of opportunity’ begins in preconception, continues into pregnancy up to the first 1,000 days of post-natal life. Many of these factors have long been recognised: unhealthy diet, lack of exercise, smoking, alcohol. Others are only now being identified: stress, altered patterns of microbial exposure, and environmental pollutants, for example. Importantly, the mechanisms and magnitude of their effects are much more profound than previously expected. GPs and other primary health professionals are uniquely positioned to use this new knowledge for the benefit of their patients and society as a whole. Continuing Professional Development Points There is now substantial evidence that GPs can implement simple strategies and lifestyle changes within this window that can have profound benefits for the future health and wellbeing of the child. Relatively simple strategies can have profound effects that yield benefits throughout the lifespan. The aim of this seminar is to provide GPs and any health professional with evidence-based strategies and practically useful information about what they can do in their practice to make the most of this important, new and emerging health paradigm. 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