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Opinion Volume 12 Issue 1
Evidence of personalized nutrition and precision foodomics towards a preventive, prophylactic and therapeutic framework
Sergey Suchkov
Received: February 17, 2026 | Published: March 11, 2026
Citation: Suchkov S. Evidence of personalized nutrition and precision foodomics towards a preventive, prophylactic and therapeutic framework. Pregnancy & Child Birth. 2026;12(1):13-14 DOI: 10.15406/ipcb.2026.12.00334
Abstract
The effect of nutrition on human health begins before conception and continues throughout life. Pregnancy, childhood, and adolescence are critical stages for growth and development. Diets during these stages must balance environmental sustainability and health outcomes. Integrated approaches such as integrated (multi) OMICS represents new trends in human health and personalized nutrition (PN). The genetic, phenotypic, medical, nutritional, and other relevant information for individuals provides tailored healthy eating and nutritional guidance based on specific needs. The PN concept involves a deep understanding of the complex molecular interplay between genetic makeup and environmental (exposomal) factors including nutrition, metabolism, and diet, in an individual or group of consumers. MultiOMICS represent contemporary trends in human health and PN.
Keywords: personalized and precision medicine (PPM), obesity, diabetes mellitus, multiOMICS, microbiota
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