Background Exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) in the first 6 months of life is the best and most
complete option for an infant, in that supplies the vitamins and minerals the baby needs …

Background Although the benefits of breastfeeding are commonly approved, there remains
a significant discrepancy between maternal practices and World Health Organization (WHO) …

Background Exclusive breastfeeding is defined as feeding infants only breast milk, be it
directly from breast or expressed, with no addition of any liquid or solids apart from drops or …

Background Exclusive breastfeeding is the most widely known and effective intervention for
preventing early-childhood deaths. Optimum breastfeeding practices can prevent 1.4 million …

Background We have previously shown that in Iran, only 28% of infants were exclusively
breastfed at six months, despite a high prevalence of breastfeeding at two years of age. The …

Recent guidelines motivate health care professionals to promote exclusive breastfeeding
(EBF). The reported rate of EBF is low in Saudi Arabia. This study aimed to explore the …

The aim of this study was to explore from the Middle‐Eastern mothers' perspective, the
experience of breastfeeding and their perceptions of attributes of the health care system …

Objectives This study was conducted to evaluate the breastfeeding practices of Saudi
mothers, compare them to the guidelines and recommendations of the World Health …

Background: Breast-feeding not only promotes health in an infancy period, but also leads to
human vigor and safety at varied life periods viz. adolescence, youth, middle-age, or even …

BACKGROUND: Medical radiation workers are potentially at a risk of unwanted ionizing
radiation exposures. This study assessed the radiation protection knowledge, attitude, and …