Atopic dermatitis (AD) affects up to 20–25% of children worldwide, with preschool prevalence reaching 16–18%. Children with AD often experience around nine flare-ups per year, characterized by intense itching, dry skin, and disrupted sleep, which also impose a substantial emotional and practical burden on parents.

As probiotics gain popularity for their health benefits, ensuring their safety is paramount—especially for strains intended for long-term or vulnerable population use. While many probiotics are generally considered safe, comprehensive, strain-specific safety assessments remain essential.

H. pylori is a common prevalent gastric pathogen that can lead to serious issues like ulcers and even gastric cancer. While traditional bismuth quadruple therapy (BQT) works well, it has limitations, including antibiotic resistance and side effects.

The Third Food Scientist Forum, held from August 4-6 in Yinchuan, showcased groundbreaking advancements in food science, with Wecare Probiotics emerging as a standout strategic partner.

On July 31, WECARE AGRI-BIO Group hosted the "Probiotics Empowering Xinjiang's Ecological and Circular Agriculture Innovation Seminar" in Shuanghe City.

Wecare Probiotics announced the successful conclusion of its pivotal seminar, "Clinically Validated + Potency Guaranteed + Officially Registered: Driving Probiotic Products Back to Fundamentals."