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Mice that received gut microbiota from newborns delivered by cesarean section gained 70% of their body weight after consuming a high-fat diet, showing a higher obesity risk than the 50% observed in the vaginal-delivery group. The mice also showed increased insulin resistance and blood inflammatory markers. Administration of human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs) improved some metabolic indicators, suggesting the potential for preventive treatment in the future.
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