Although successful breastfeeding conveys compelling advantages to infants and mothers,
inadequate breastfeeding may result in critical infant failure to thrive and hypernatremic …

Background: In addition to mastitis, lactational breast abscesses, and several other benign
conditions unique to the puerperium, pregnant women may develop any of the other breast …

Background: Silicone gel–filled breast implants were developed in 1962 but did not fall
under the auspices of the US Food and Drug Administration until 1976 and were not …

Available literature concentrates on infertility concerns of young women with breast cancer,
while attention to psychosocial issues related to maintained or regained fertility is scarce. As …

Human milk is universally recognized as the preferred nutrition for infants. Exclusive
breastfeeding is ideal for approximately 6 months of life, and continued breastfeeding …

Introduction This is an exploratory, qualitative investigation of breast cancer survivors'
experiences with breastfeeding. Previous studies have focused on the physiology of …

Hyperreactio luteinalis is an unusual condition in which, during pregnancy, both ovaries are
enlarged by multiple theca lutein cysts that produce a high level of testosterone. Several …

Mounting scientific evidence documents the diverse health benefits of successful breast-
feeding for infants and mothers. The trend toward earlier discharge of newborns, however …

Es gibt wohl kaum ein anderes Phänomen, das innerhalb weniger Jahre eine derartige
Aufwertung erlebt hat wie das Stillen, sowohl in seinen psychosozialen wie auch in seinen …

Purpose The purpose of this article is to summarize available data on breastfeeding in
patients with a cancer diagnosis. Materials and Methods A review of available literature in …