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One-of-a-Kind Study Could Be Life-Saving for Breastfeeding Women and Their Babies During COVID-19
UCSD’s School of Medicine is looking into how COVID-19 vaccines may not only benefit breastfeeding mothers, but also their breastfed infants. The study looks at whether antibodies generated in response to the vaccine are transferred through breastmilk and would protect infants from COVID-19. So far, breastfeeding women have not been included in any vaccination trials. The lack of data...
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Breastfeeding During the Coronavirus Pandemic: Is It Safe for Baby?
Closeness and skin-to-skin contact a major part of breastfeeding a newborn. But, during the coronavirus pandemic, is it still safe to nurse a baby?
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Trump Says US Had Opposed Formula Limits, Not Breastfeeding
The U.S. opposed a World Health Assembly resolution to encourage breastfeeding because it called for limits on the promotion of infant formula, not because of objections to breastfeeding, President Donald Trump tweeted Monday. Trump criticized The New York Times for reporting that U.S. officials sought to remove language that urged governments to protect, promote and support breastfeeding, along with language...
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Montco Mom Says Local YMCA Hassled Her for Breastfeeding Her Baby
A Montgomery County mom is speaking out after she says employees at a local YMCA shamed her for breastfeeding her son during a class for toddlers Monday morning.
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Photo of Breastfeeding Military Moms Goes Viral
A photograph depicting 10 breastfeeding military moms in uniform from Fort Bliss, Texas, has gone viral. “Today I believe we made history. To my knowledge a group photo to show support of active duty military mommies nursing their little’s has never been done. It is so nice to see support for this here at Fort Bliss,” photographer Tara Ruby wrote...
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Florida School Bans Breastfeeding Mom From Campus
A 25-year-old Florida Panhandle woman was issued a trespass warning after a disagreement with an elementary school principal about the way she was breastfeeding her young daughter on campus.