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Selected conference proceedings of the Nutri Virtual Symposium 2022
Vol. 6 No. S1 (2022)This supplement is a selection of papers presented at the Nutri Virtual Symposium 2022, a 2 days webinars on September 17-18, 2022 as part of Indonesian Nutrition Association annual symposium entitled :17th Symposium on Nutri Indonesia in conjunction with 9th International Nutrition Symposium. This conference discuss on overcome the cause and effect post pandemic and facing the new challanges. . It combines clinical expertise, the best scientific evidence available, and a patients' values to make clinical decisions about individual patient care. Theme : Back to Reality : BMI as patient's trajectories factors. Sponsorship statement: This supplement is sponsored by Indonesian Nutrition Association -
Selected conference proceedings of the Nutri Virtual Symposium 2021
Vol. 5 No. S3 (2022)This supplement is a selection of papers presented at the Nutri Virtual Symposium 2021, a 2 days webinars on September 11-12, 2021 as part of Indonesian Nutrition Association annual symposium entitled :16th Symposium on Nutri Indonesia in conjunction with 8th International Nutrition Symposium. This conference discussed Nutrition in COVID 19: focus on inflammation and immune response. It combines clinical expertise, the best scientific evidence available, and a patients' values to make clinical decisions about individual patient care. Theme : Nutrition in COVID 19: focus on inflammation and immune responseSponsorship statement: This supplement is sponsored by Indonesian Nutrition Association -
Special Issue : critical aspects of early life nutrition, gut health, and developmental outcomes
Vol. 5 No. S2 (2022)Introduction to the Special Issue World Nutrition Journal — Vol. 5 No. S2 (January 2022) The Special Issue of World Nutrition Journal (Volume 5, Supplement 2, January 2022) brings together a focused collection of articles exploring critical aspects of early life nutrition, gut health, and developmental outcomes. This supplement highlights cutting-edge research and reviews that deepen our understanding of how early nutritional factors influence long-term health trajectories. Topics include the role of gut microbiota in early life and its implications for lifelong health, the interplay between nutrition and socio-emotional development, and opportunities to optimize brain development through early dietary strategies. Key contributions offer evidence-based insights into the gut–brain axis, the impact of prebiotics and nutrition on neurodevelopment, and practitioner perspectives on emerging concepts in pediatric nutrition. We gratefully acknowledge Dr. Diana Sunardi, MGizi, SpGK as the Guest Editor for this Special Issue. Under her guidance, this collection underscores the importance of integrative nutritional research that bridges clinical practice, public health, and developmental science — reflecting the World Nutrition Journal’s mission to advance knowledge and practice in nutrition science globally. -
Special Issue : The role and importance of iron
Vol. 5 No. S1 (2021)The Special Issue of World Nutrition Journal (Volume 5, Supplement 1, July 2021) presents a comprehensive collection of articles focused on the critical role of iron in public health, growth, and development, with particular emphasis on its relevance in the Indonesian context. Iron deficiency and iron deficiency anemia continue to pose major global and national public health challenges, impacting maternal health, child development, and cognitive outcomes. This issue brings together original research and evidence-based reviews that examine the prevalence, determinants, and consequences of iron deficiency across life stages, including maternal and fetal health, children’s growth and cognitive development, optimization of iron adequacy and absorption, and related factors among working adults. Key contributions highlight both scientific insights and practical considerations for improving iron status through diet, fortification, and targeted interventions. We gratefully acknowledge Dr. Dian Permatasari, M.Gizi, SpGK as the Guest Editor for this Special Issue. Under her editorial leadership, this supplement underscores the importance of iron research in addressing persistent nutritional gaps and advancing evidence-based strategies to improve population health. -
Vol. 4 No. S3 (2020)
This supplement is a selection of papers presented at the Nutri Virtual Symposium 2020, a 3 days webinars on September 5, 12, 19, 26, 2020 as part of Indonesian Nutrition Association annual symposium entitled :15th Symposium on Nutri Indonesia in conjunction with 7th International Nutrition Symposium. This conference discussed Evidence Based Nutrition and practice as integrative approach to health care during Pandemic Covid 19. It combines clinical expertise, the best scientific evidence available, and a patients' values to make clinical decisions about individual patient care. Theme : Nutrition Battling on Pandemic Covid 19 : How To SurvivesSponsorship statement: This supplement is sponsored by Indonesian Nutrition Association -
Vol. 4 No. S2 (2020)
First 1,000 Days is a period between a woman’s pregnancy and her child’s second as critical window of opportunity to shape a child’s development. Good nutrition during pregnancy and early childhood plays a foundational role in enabling a child to grow, develop and reduce disease risk. C-Section delivery mode is one of the factors that influence the First 1,000 Days both in the mother and the babies. Caesarian Section, or often called as C-Section, is a delivery mode using surgery and not through the mother’s vaginal birth as one of the alternative delivery mode that is currently thriving among pregnant women. World Health Organization (WHO) stated that since 1985, C-Section numbers in both developed and developing countries have been increasing. In the case of C-Section, the infant isn’t in contact with mother’s vaginal and enteric contents so it will alter immune development and reduce diversity of the intestinal gut microbiota of the infants. The result of researches stated that C-Section will impact on short- term and long-term health risks of the children which can extend many years beyond the current delivery (Sandall et al, 2018). However, there is no series of articles to overview and summarize the C-Section delivery mode, it’s health risks on children and nutrition intervention to support children with C-Section delivery history. The objective of this supplement is to understand right nutrition intervention to optimize C- Section children’s growth and development; and the benefit of synbiotic (prebiotics and probiotics) intervention by identifying the C-Section’s health risks to children relating to Gut Dysbiosis condition
