… its transfer into human milk. Both lactating mothers volunteered to donate their milk samples
… The infants in this study did not consume breastmilk after drug administration; however, no …

… As a result there research into drug excretion in human milk, … drug induced side-effects
in the suckling infant drugs eg … investigating the passage of any drug into milk. Assuming a …

… kinetics of centchroman in human milk and the extent of drug exposure in infants via breast
milk. A significant correlation between milk and serum drug concentrations demonstrated the …

… , milk is unique to the species that produces it and for the young of which it is intended, with
large variations in both lactation strategies and milk … of breast milk cellular heterogeneity and …

… , eg, drugs, pesticides, metals, hormones and certain plant toxins can be found in fresh milk
… 14], In our experience, uncentrifuged human milk frequently shows non-specific precipitation …

… Many chemicals have the potential to cross the lactating mammary epithelial barrier into
milk. Any chemical (ie, drugs, environmental toxicants) transferred into breast milk may pose a …

… When human milk (HM) is not available, supplementation with HM bioactives like Human
Milk Oligosaccharides (HMOs) may help in providing breastfeeding barrier-protective benefits. …

… of human milk to infants, breast feeding should be interrupted only when the needed drug
… In one study reporting the passage of the drug into breast milk, mean peak concentration of …

… While it is best to try to choose drugs with LOW milk/plasma ratios, the amount of drug which
transfers into human milk is largely determined by the level of drug in the mother’s plasma …

… in a communication to the Committee on Drugs of the American Academy of Pediatrics …
drug; the maternal dose and mode of administration; the concentration of the drug in breast milk …