Breast Milk
Viral Now: Spanish Influencer Drinks Her Friend's Breast Milk And Calls It "Good", Sparks Debate OnlineA viral video on social media shows a Spanish influencer drinking her friend's breast milk to "check it off her list."
- Study Reveals Why Breast Milk Is Better For An Infant Than Cow's Milk And Baby Formula
A new study has further shed light on why human breast milk is better for the babies than cow's milk or baby formula.
- Online Human Breast Milk Craze Has Serious Health Risks - Experts
A growing on line craze among some fitness communities, fetishists and chronic disease sufferers for buying and drinking human breast milk poses serious health risks, British experts said.
- As Breast Milk Becomes an Industry, Worries Vie With Hopes
Amaya, who lives in Miami, has made more than $2,000 so far by pumping breast milk and selling what is left over after feeding her baby daughter.
- Breast Milk May Prevent Heart Problems In Premature Babies; Says Study
A recent study claims that early use of breast milk could play an important role in preventing heart disease in preterm infants. Babies born prematurely may carry long-term health complications due to their unique heart ...
- National Breastfeeding Week: Expert Tips To Increase Breast Milk Supply
Breastfeeding is crucial as it helps your child build the immune system and prevents him/her from allergies, infections at bay.
- Breast Milk Can be a Marker in Detecting Breast Cancer
Analysis of breast milk is a non-invasive method that could be used for cancer diagnosis.
- Coconut Milk Next To Breast Milk, To Be Promoted More
Coconut milk is widely used in place of cow milk in countries like Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam.
- Breast Milk Sold Online Often Contains Cow's Milk: Study
Mothers who consider purchasing breast milk over the Internet should beware -- when you obtain milk from an unfamiliar source, you cannot know for sure that what you are getting is safe for your baby.
- We Must Tighten Laws on Breast-Milk Substitutes: UN
Legislation against the promotion of breast milk substitutes must be significantly tightened if global efforts to encourage breast feeding are to succeed, a UN report warned today.
