Why do these myths about breastfeeding persist?
Stroke risk in later life may be reduced by breastfeeding.
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In a culture where artificial feeding has become the norm.
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The more familiar you become with holding him, the more right this will begin to feel.
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Struggling to start breastfeeding? Global Health Media videos are excellent.
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How can researchers get valid data on the safe use of medications for use during lactation?
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It’s not the vacation you hope it’s going to be.
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Ominous findings when health care providers’ beliefs have a tremendous impact on patients.
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Research measures health care providers on the Breastfeeding Attitude Scale.
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The sense of being understood and supported is central to healthy development.
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While pregnancy and lactation are proposed as two risk factors for osteoporosis in later life, the studies do not support the hypothesis.
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Current research suggests breastfeeding lowers a mother's risk of developing multiple sclerosis and of having a relapse postpartum.
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Barbara Wilson-Clay increasing the library of images in public health.
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A lack of awareness exists over this gynecologic disorder and a recent study discovered breastfeeding is linked to a reduced risk for endometriosis.
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