… Pregnancy and lactation are known to be associated with a … , lactation places women with
high bone lead burdens, and also their breastfed infants, at an increased risk of lead exposure …

… during the infant life stage from dietary exposures to chemicals (ie, … with assessing dietary
exposure and exposure–response … in this study had been exposed via lactation, the first year of …

… ) urinary FA than did nonpregnant women. Breast-milk total … to least: pregnant >
lactating > nonpregnant women. Breast-milk … FA formulation in populations exposed to FA-fortification …

… of exposing the lactating female to a hypercaloric diet on structural … Lactating Wistar rats were
fed a hypercaloric cafeteria diet (CD) … When exposed to a palatable 1-h test meal, offspring …

… Women and providers often ask what a healthy diet for a pregnant woman should look like.
… Eating a healthy diet is a way for lactating mothers to support optimal health for themselves …

… white and black women in this observational 30-year study, increasing lactation duration was
… to support the hypothesis that lactation may lower risk of diabetes in women; these findings …

… of nutrition interventions and associations between dietary exposures and health outcomes.
… evidence from SRs for dietary fat or fat quality in pregnant and lactating women and infants, …

… However, past and present exposure of the lactating mother to environmental and dietary …
her milk, with potentially adverse health consequences on the lactating infant (5, 13, 32). Such …

… Furthermore, awareness campaigns are recommended to inform the public, especially
pregnant women and lactating women about appropriate preventive measures to limit exposure …

… and lactation dietary exposures and infant preferences fade once the infant's exposures …
given other studies suggest maternal diet during pregnancy and lactation predicts children’s …