Background Breastfeeding mothers may encounter unforeseen reasons for separation from
their infants, but more often women need to express and store milk for planned events …

Background B reastfeeding mothers may encounter unforeseen reasons for separation from
their infants, but more often women express and store milk for planned events, lifestyle …

We share a vision—a world where all infants have ac-cess to human milk. But in a world
where women give birth in a range of conditions, with diverse levels of neonatal care and in …

It is universally accepted that breast milk is the optimum exclusive source of nutrition for the
first six months of life, and may remain part of the healthy infant diet for the first two years of …

The demand for banked human milk has been increasing, in large part due to the benefits
associated with its use. Multiple levels of safeguarding built into the current milk banking …

Storage of human breast milk by freezing or refrigeration of milk with and without heating
have been recommended. This can hardly be avoided because of the social circumstances …

Often, mothers must express their milk so it can be fed to their babies in their absence or at a
later time. Research has shown that human milk is remarkably resilient as long as good food …

Despite decades of breastfeeding promotion, exclusive breastfeeding rates for the first 6
months of life remain low: around 40% globally. Infants that are admitted to a neonatal ward …

The importance of human milk for the preterm infant is well established (–). However, the
feeding of human milk to preterm infants is typically much more complicated than the mere …

Abstract Background and Objectives: Providing pasteurized donor human milk (DHM) to
healthy newborns is an emerging practice. The content of hospital policies that govern this …