… However, for most drugs, infant exposures to mother's drugs in milk amount to <10% of the
… of ADRs from drug exposure through breast milk may be classified according to infant serum …

… In a similar way, segmental analysis using maternal hair could provide information about he
entire … of drug exposure is breast milk which provides information about the exposure during …

… , the effect of medication use during breastfeeding on maternal decisions and … exposure of
an infant to the drug excreted in breast milk and the rate of clearance of the drug by the infant. …

… through placental drug transfer; the infant is exposed through … mainly to drug transfer across
the placenta and breast milk, and the … on drug pharmacokinetics in the fetus and newborn [ …

… the drug into human milk and potential effects on the breastfed infant, as well as maternal milk
… include methods to minimize exposure of the breastfed infant to the drug when applicable, …

… Drugs It is a well-known fact that numerous drugs may enter human milk in concentrations
that are a potential risk to the infant. Since there is a great variety of compounds, this …

… 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 …

… infant exposure to drugs during pregnancy is usually much higher than the exposure through
breastmilk… Neonatal blood or urine reflects recent drug exposure, generally several hours to …

… neonate. To assess this risk, the literature posits several exposure indices that variably
consider the key determinants affecting neonatal exposure to chemicals in breast milk. Both …

… 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. …