… dose (per time) and clearance, but infant drug exposures through breast milk are defined by
… of ADRs from drug exposure through breast milk may be classified according to infant serum …

… breastfeeding, the effect of medication use during breastfeeding on maternal decisions and
infant health, and factors determining infant exposure to medication through the breast milk. …

… into human milk, and the presence of a drug in human milk may not pose a risk for the infant.
To … or chemical properties of the drug, the infant’s expected drug exposure is influenced by …

… drugs and metabolites tested in breast milk and the analytical procedures used to evaluate
the exposure of infants to drugs … , infant exposure to drugs in breast milk depends on the milk …

… This parameter is indicative of the amount of the drug in the breast milk that the infant ingests
… to take into account in the risk–benefit assessment of drug exposure through breast milk. …

… Available literature on infant exposure to medications and drugs in breast milk suggests
that few patients develop severe symptoms, but minor gastroenterological and neurological …

… breast milk and may induce adverse effects. At present, the advantages of breastfeeding for
infant … With the use of available data on pharmacokinetics, milk‐to‐plasma ratio, excretion, etc…

… infant exposure (EID) for each drug and compared it with the recommended WHO dose for
infants (relative external infant … their potential to elicit adverse effects in the breastfed infant. …

… In spite of significant exposure to drugs and chemicals through breast milk, there are very …
infant. It is perhaps appropriate to consider that the presence of drugs and chemicals in milk …

… on infant exposures to environmental chemicals in breast milk and formula, describe methods
to characterize infant exposure … based on this type of exposure and health risk information. …