Nestlé Bangladesh successfully organized the Human Milk Oligosaccharides (HMO) Luminary Summit on June 20–21, bringing together local and international health researchers, pediatricians, and policymakers. The two-day scientific workshop focused on the latest findings in human milk oligosaccharides and their role in improving child health and nutrition.

The event featured interactive group discussions, case studies, and expert exchanges aimed at translating scientific insights into practical applications. Dr. Randy Urtula, a renowned pediatrician from the Philippines, highlighted the importance of HMOs in strengthening immunity, supporting gut health, and promoting overall child development. Participants expressed renewed interest in applying HMO research to local health initiatives.

The summit concluded with a collective call to enhance scientific collaboration and apply HMO-related research to improve public health outcomes in Bangladesh. Organizers emphasized that such knowledge-sharing platforms are vital for advancing education, innovation, and sustainable health improvement in the country.