… Most drugs and many chemicals will be transferred into milk. … to the pharmacology of the
transfer of drugs into milk, discusses the … of maternal conditions for which drugs need to be used. …

… of the drug, the maternal dose and mode of administration, the concentration of the drug in
milk and … regarding drug transfer into human milk and the potential or actual risk to the infant. …

… transfer of drugs and chemicals into human milk continues to become available. This current
statement is intended to revise the lists of agents transferred into human milk … human milk or …

… the transfer of drugs and chemicals into human milk. This … agents transferred into human milk
and their possible effects … that it is not transferred into human milk or that it does not have an …

… data, if known, concerning the excretion of drugs into human milk. Most drugs likely to be
prescribed to the nursing mother should have no effect on milk supply or on infant well-being. …

… The distribution of drugs and environmental chemicals into human milk continues to be
an important issue as the community becomes more aware of the possible risks to the breast-fed …

… are excreted in clinically significant amounts into human milk, and the presence of a drug
in human milk may not pose a risk for the infant. To weigh the risks and benefits of …

… drug transfer into milk in … drug partitioning between milk and plasma. In vivo studies may
be necessary to assess active processes that may either transport drugs into or out of breast milk…

… This chapter discusses three major components that affect drug transfer into human milk and
… The passage of drug from maternal ingestion to the infant begins with the ingestion of drug …

… 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 …