To map in the scientific literature the extent to which forced international migration changes
the practice of breastfeeding. Method: Scoping review where the guiding question was:" …

Breastfeeding provides optimal nutrition for the healthy growth of infants and is associated
with reduced risks of infectious diseases, child and adult obesity, type 2 diabetes, and other …

Background Studies report mixed findings about rates of both exclusive and partial
breastfeeding amongst women who are migrants or refugees in high income countries. It is …

Aims: This review was designed to systematically examine studies that determine the
breastfeeding attitudes of Syrian mothers, and factors influencing their breastfeeding …

Background We evaluated (a) opinion of Syrian and Turkish healthcare workers (HCWs),
and perceptions and attitudes of Syrian refugee mothers, pregnant women, fathers and …

Abstract Background The World Health Organization recommends exclusive breastfeeding
for the first six months after childbirth. However, breastfeeding is influenced by …

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: The World Health Organization recommends that babies be breastfed within
the first hour of delivery and that they should exclusively be given breast milk in the first 6 …

The purpose of this case-control study was to compare post-migration attitudes of non-
European Community migrant women towards infant feeding, in comparison with …

Abstract Background In China, less than one third of infants under 6 months of age are being
exclusively breastfed. Maternal rural-to-urban migration contributes to these low rates of …