Expert in nutrition and infant feeding Ted Greiner shares his provocative perspective.
International public health commentator James Akre invites support for Mother Nature.
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Ten percent is usually the upper acceptable limit of weight loss in the first days of life.
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Subverting the expectations of our current birthing culture or observing the mother's sovereignty?
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I’ve seen so few mothers die after birth, I’m probably overly optimistic that this mother will survive.
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James Akre finds a startling parallel of historic proportions.
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New study reveals six months of breastfeeding reduces mothers’ risk of heart disease.
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Kathleen Kendall-Tackett, PhD, IBCLC, FAPA says, "I’m often asked why we need to highlight health issues among African-Americans."
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I’m thinking, says Teresa Pitman, you probably don’t need to be convinced of your need to be mothered as you make your own giant leap into motherhood.
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There was nothing from the phone call that warned me it was an emergency.
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A review of our new book, Under One Sky by Chris Auer
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Being an ultra runner has given me the ability to believe in the impossible.
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If the score is above an eight for three consecutive times, he will not be going home when she does.
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Better sleep means you’ll be more rested, more productive, healthier and probably a great deal happier as a result.
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