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Neonatal bacterial attack-unraveling the mysteries of acid defense

This review article examines how gastric acidity develops and is maintained during the first 4 weeks of life. An initial maternal transfer of gastrin is followed by progressively increasing baby gastrin, not yet restrained by the rising acidity. When the negative feedback matures, baby acid secretion becomes controlled and independent.