Secretin Featured in New Cell Reports Publication on Newborn Thermogenesis

A new publication involving secretin appeared in the journal Cell Reports on September 11, 2026. The paper is titled "A milk interleukin-10/gut secretin axis promotes brown adipose tissue thermogenesis in breastfeeding newborns." This is a peer reviewed publication entry, not a company or regulatory announcement. The title describes a proposed connection between milk derived interleukin-10, gut secretin, and brown adipose tissue thermogenesis in breastfeeding newborns. No findings, results, or conclusions from the study are described beyond the title itself. Readers interested in the full methodology, data, and conclusions should consult the original article through the listed source. Secretin remains an approved compound with established regulatory status. This item reports only that the publication exists and identifies its title, journal, and date, without characterizing or summarizing its scientific content. For general background on secretin, including its approved uses and pharmacology, see the compound overview page linked with this brief.