Aim: This article explores the role of breastfeeding in different aspects of vaccination in the
first 6 months when infants are still developing:(1) pain management;(2) immunomodulation …

Objective: The aim of this randomized controlled experimental study was to evaluate the
effect of breastfeeding on the pain of babies during vaccination. Materials and Methods: The …

Background Nowadays, it is generally assumed that non-pharmacologic pain relief in
preterm infants is an important measure to consider. Research findings suggest that familiar …

The increase in allergic disease prevalence has led to heightened interest in the factors
determining allergy risk, fuelled by the hope that by influencing these factors one could …

There is growing evidence that nutrition is part of the environmental factors affecting the
incidence of various diseases. The effect starts in the prenatal life and affects fetal growth …

Introduction Breast milk is rich in nutrients and immunological factors capable of protecting
infants against various immunological diseases and disorders. The current systematic …

Aims: Uncontrolled pain in human infants can lead to permanent damages, so it is important
to manage pain for infants. The aim of this study was to determine the effect of breast milk …

Background Data on analgesic effects of breast/formula milk sucking while receiving routine
childhood immunizations are available only in early infancy, have rarely been compared in …

The prevalence of breastfeeding in France is one of the lowest in Europe: 65% of infants
born in France in 2010 were breastfed when leaving the maternity ward. Exclusive …

Introduction: The development of the intestinal gut is largely influenced by early nutrition.
Infant immunity is challenged by the exposure of the gut to foreign bodies, which mediate …