… human studies can reliably quantify drug passage into breastmilk. The standard method of
quantifying drug passage into breastmilk is the administration of a drug … she is taking the drug …

… drug passage into human milk’, ie. assessment or prediction of (variability of) drug
concentration-time profiles in human milk … nursing infants during maternal drug therapy. In this …

… transfer of medication into the human milk. However, reliable … in culture for at least 15 passages
and could represent a good … often applied to predict drug-drug interactions and to select …

… Determining the amount of drug transferred into human milk is critical for benefit–risk analysis
… pH of human milk during lactation, we conducted a sensitivity analysis by setting milk pH at …

… serum protein may contribute to drug excretion into human milk. The nonionized fraction of
any … Because the blood–brain barrier (BBB) is not fully developed in neonates, drug passage …

… the passage of these drugs into human milk, often with conflicting results. Here, we sought
to evaluate the passage of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors into human milk in the first …

… The principles of drug passage into … drug does not affect the quantity and/or quality of human
milk and there is reasonable certainty either that the drug is not detectable in human milk or …

… 5 A limited amount of data, mainly single assessments at heterogeneous time points after
delivery, are available on the distribution of venlafaxine in human milk and on drug exposure …

… Non-clinical methods have the potential to generate quantitative data in an early (drug …
Information regarding the extent and rate of passage of medicines across the blood–milk …

… data on drug passage into breastmilk for individual drugs are often lacking and human studies
… , and usually studies have been done on drugs that have some human milk excretion data …