… but a triad consisting of a microbial-maternal-fetal "holobiont". The interactions … breast-feeding
by the mother, as well as close postnatal contact. Here we will discuss some of the prenatal…

… tum the number of breast-feeding per day within one m 0nth post—partum, breast—feeding
infant le gnlarly. … maternal disease ia pregnancy and ia oration period, contraceptive agents …

… Alcohol and drug abuse can be protective devices, buffering the adolescent from the strains
… drinking or drug abuse. Nurses must be aware of the problems behind substance abuse. By …

… maternal and fetal risk. Optimal seizure control with the lowest effective dose of antiepileptic
drug is … Women with epilepsy should be counselled of breast-feeding and supported in their …

… a) the breast feeding rate has decreased and working mothers no longer bring up their own
… Problems as drug abuse, delinquency, irresponsible sexual behavior and ignorance of …

… This milk secretion is not caused by pregnancy or breast-feeding, but it is mostly … (60-90%),
in whom it is transient due to the exposure to maternal estrogens; adolescents (4-69%), who …

… and to correct misperceptions about drug use during this critical period of life. … Support of
breast feeding … and postnatal assessment of the children with prenatal drug/disease exposure. …

… Meanwhile, breastfeeding is beneficial to both maternal and child health and family … and
health of breast-feeding children. The commonly used anti-rheumatic immune drugs include …

… Conclusion: For neonates on strict breast-feeding, despite some with vitamin K prophylaxis,
… , abetalipoproteinemia and a history of maternal warfarin usage for a long period may induce …

… and the effects of breastfeeding on infantsꎬespecially the new antiepileptic drugs. This paper
reviews the benefits of breast-feeding and the milk secretion of various antiepileptic drugs …