Background Increased rates of exclusive breastfeeding could significantly improve infant
survival in low-and middle-income countries. There is a concern that increased hot weather …

Abstract The World Health Organisation recommends exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6
months after childbirth. However, since breastfeeding is influenced by cultural practice, it …

Background This paper explores how demarketing strategies impact women's breastfeeding
attitudes, intentions, and behaviors under the moderation of time pressure and …

Limited understanding of health information may contribute to an increased risk of adverse
maternal outcomes among migrant women. We explored factors associated with migrant …

Migration is a growing phenomenon around the world, including within the African continent.
Many migrants, especially African children, face challenges related to health and social …

This review examines the landscape of baby food product management, highlighting the
diverse nutritional needs, innovative practices, and regulatory challenges encountered by …

Background In United States, African American women are the least likely group to
breastfeed exclusively compared with Hispanic and non-Hispanic White women. It is crucial …

Background Exclusive breastfeeding confers multiple maternal and child health benefits.
Although breastfeeding initiation following birth is common in Papua New Guinea, many first …

BACKGROUND Tongue-tie can be diagnosed in 3-11% of babies, with some studies
reporting almost universal breastfeeding difficulties, and others reporting very few feeding …

Early childhood caries (ECC) is a growing public health concern worldwide. Although
numerous systematic reviews have been published regarding the association between …