Choline is critical for infant development and mother's milk is the sole source of choline for
fully breastfed infants until six months of age. Human milk choline consists to 85% of water …

Cold is indispensable when preserving breast milk for later use in ordinary breastfeeding
practices and, in addition to other devices such as the breast pump, fridges and freezers …

Lactation benefits both lactating individuals and their infants. Despite high rates of
breastfeeding initiation, physicians are a high-risk group for early cessation. Barriers to …

Background: Expressed breast milk (EBM) is the best alternative to direct breastfeeding.
However, expressing breast milk requires good milk handling and storage practices to …

This study aimed to investigate the effects of storing expressed human milk (HM) at different
domestic storage temperatures on the secretory immunoglobulin A (SIgA) concentration and …

Research shows strong evidence that breastfeeding offers many health benefits for infants
and mothers, as well as potential economic and environmental benefits for communities …

Milk supplied to neonates in neonatal units is kept at room temperature for some time, which
could influence microbial growth. This study aims to evaluate the growth of Escherichia coli …

Biologically, human breast milk is the best nutrition for the infant, whether born preterm or at
full-term. There are also important immunologic, metabolic, and other multisystem biologic …

Objectives Human milk supports the development of a beneficial newborn intestinal
microflora. We have shown previously that human milk had reduced bacteria but unchanged …

Breastfeeding is an unparalleled way of providing ideal food for healthy growth and
development of the infant through its unique biological and emotional influences. WHO …