Mónica Olivares Martín, PhD

Mónica Olivares Martín, PhD

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RDA Director - Women and Infant Health at Kerry
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Mónica specialises in probiotic strains isolated from human milk and is the author of 80 scientific publications, more than 40 related to probiotics.

She is also listed as an inventor on 8 patents, 3 of them on probiotics.

Monica graduated in Pharmacy from the University of Granada in Spain and did her doctoral thesis on molecular biology at a Research Center of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC).

 

 

 

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The Family Journey: From Fertility Through Breastfeeding

Whether it’s preparing for a family, going through pregnancy, or breastfeeding, motherhood is a transformative time in a woman’s life. Such an intricate journey is filled with moments of anticipation, joy and connection.  But it can also include challenges and health considerations that require thoughtful attention and care. The link between a mother’s health and…

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The Hormone Lifecycle Journey: From Menstruation to Menopause

While the life expectancy of both men and women has risen over the last 200 years, this does not always translate to a better quality of life. Women may be living longer, but the extra years are spent in poor health due to the disparity in women’s health research, data, care and investment. The women’s…

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Addressing the Unique Health and Nutritional Needs of Women

Do you know your pro-biotics, pre-biotics, botanicals and supplements, from your vitamins, macro-nutrients and micro-nutrients?  All can help women manage their physical and emotional wellbeing, but what should you consider taking and when?     Women’s Unique Nutritional Needs  “When you consider the various stages of a woman’s life, adolescence, reproductive age, pregnancy, lactation, peri-menopause,…

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The Human Microbiome: Beyond the Gut

The human microbiome refers to the trillions of microorganisms that reside on the skin, mouth, digestive tract, and many other body sites.  These microorganisms are increasingly understood to influence the body’s metabolism as well as immune and nervous systems. Within the microbiome, there is the presence of microorganisms that either provide health benefits or are…