Binny Jose, Angel Thomas
Navigating the Research Landscape of Emotional and Social Intelligence Among Young Adults: A Bibliometric Perspective
Cureus
gut microbiota key determinant longterm health promoting maternal health literacy may enhance children wellbeing aim present study assess gut microbiotarelated health literacy italian women identify potential gaps awareness crosssectional survey study conducted using online questionnaire 17 questions determinants longterm impact infant gut microbiota survey targeted italian pregnant women mothers children 2 years old distributed various social media channels september 28th november 15th 2022 total score calculated sum positive answers data demographics pregnancy status preexisting knowledge infant gut microbiota also collected descriptive inferential statistics applied questionnaire completed 1076 women median total score 9 711 817 respondents declared prior knowledge gut microbiota internet among commonly cited primary sources information independent predictors total score university degree b 0656 p 0002 prior knowledge b 2246 p 0001 conversely older age associated lower total scores b 0092 p 0001 least known determinants infant gut microbiota gestational bmi prematurity mode delivery nicu stay pregnant women failed recognize role breastfeeding development infant gut microbiota frequently nonpregnant women 975 participants reported increased interest gut microbiota heightened interest associated prior knowledge study revealed moderate level knowledge infant gut microbiota among respondents emphasizing positive impact prior knowledge understanding interest targeted educational interventions needed address awareness gaps especially concerning influence breastfeeding infant gut microbiota healthcare providers potential enhance womens knowledge awareness topic