… This study added related evidence in China, where lifestyle components of lactating women
… , in that it was a convenience sample in urban areas of China. Future studies with more …

… Another possible reason for the relatively high rate and duration of breastfeeding in urban
China compared to other developing societies may be that industrial policy, unlike that in …

… shape among privileged urban women. Based upon interviews with new mothers in urban
Shanghai, we describe the intense efforts and commitment by these women to provide their …

… Chinese women’s accounts also add insight to theoretical deliberations on gender and
the … of the lactating body must be considered to understand fully the process of women’s …

… The majority of lactating women had completed high school and had a monthly household
… urban China. Although the majority of women had normal BMI at present, up to 45% lactating …

… 90 lactating women in each city, and lactating women were … lactating women, the inclusion
criteria were healthy women … 44.6% of lactating women in 3 cities in urban China could not …

… The nutritional status of lactating mothers (LMs) is related to their own health and … and
nutrient intakes in LMs from urban and rural areas in China to provide baseline data for …

… was to understand vitamin D status and prevalence of deficiency in lactating women and
associated risk factors for vitamin D deficiency from eight provinces and municipalities in China. …

… , blood samples, and breast milk samples of lactating women simultaneously in urban China.
We found that only a tiny proportion of lactating women met the RNI of VA, and meat and …

… With this in mind it would be possible that for some time the breast milk obtained from some
lactating women in this study (especially those residing in Chongming) contained insufficient …