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International Breastfeeding Journal
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ISSN 1746-4358 · BMC · 918 artikel di indeks
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Maternal recall of exclusive and any breastfeeding duration during the first 6 months- an examination of retrospective accuracy at 12 months within a large prospective breastfeeding survey in Germany
Abstract Background Effective promotion and support of breastfeeding requires reliable data on breastfeeding duration, particularly of exclusive breastfeeding (EBF). Maternal retrospective recall of breastfeeding duration is often used to assess breastfeeding rates and trends in a certain…
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Exclusive breastfeeding practices and challenges in Nigeria, Sub-Saharan Africa: an integrative review
Abstract Background Exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) remains a key public health strategy for improving infant and maternal outcomes. In Nigeria, despite policy commitments, EBF practice rates remain inconsistent and highly context-dependent. This integrative review assesses the prevalence and…
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Payor status is associated with guideline-concordant skin-to-skin contact at an urban hospital in south central United States: a retrospective cohort study
Abstract Background Skin-to-skin contact (SSC) is independently associated with improved breastfeeding outcomes. We sought to evaluate guideline-concordant SSC practices at an urban hospital in central Texas, which does not have baby-friendly designation. Given racial and ethnic disparities in…
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NICU nurses’ knowledge, attitudes, practices, and influencing factors regarding breastfeeding of newborns: a scoping review
Abstract Background Improved survival rates of high-risk neonates have been accompanied by persistent challenges in breastfeeding support within Neonatal Intensive Care Unit settings. While the World Health Organization strongly advocates for breastfeeding, global breastfeeding rates in NICUs…
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Experiences and beliefs related to exclusive breastfeeding and early supplementation in low income urban slums of Karachi, Pakistan- a qualitative study
Abstract In Pakistan, exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) is often difficult to establish and sustain in low-income urban settings due to limited access to antenatal and postnatal care, maternal undernutrition, socioeconomic constraints, sociocultural myths, and extended family influence. These factors…
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First meconium passage as a predictor of early breastfeeding success in term newborns
Abstract Background Early meconium passage is considered an indicator of neonatal gastrointestinal maturity and may influence breastfeeding success. This study aimed to examine the relationship between breastfeeding success and the timing of first meconium passage in full-term newborns. Methods…
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‘My mother said it is not good, so I poured that one away’: mixed methods study on breastfeeding perceptions and practices in Ghana’s urban slums
Abstract Background The World Health Organization recommends immediate breastfeeding (putting the child to the breast within one hour) after birth and exclusive breastfeeding to give the newborn a healthy start. This paper examined breastfeeding knowledge and practices in two urban slums in Accra…
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Poor agreement between methods used in population studies to estimate the volume of human milk consumed: a Bland-Altman analysis
Abstract Background Measuring the volume of human milk consumed by infants is essential for understanding infant feeding patterns, and their impact on long-term nutrition and health. The study aimed to evaluate the agreement and quantify biases among three methods used to quantify the volume of…
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“I will breastfeed until the pandemic has ceased to protect her at all costs”: a qualitative analysis of black breastfeeding mothers during the COVID-19 pandemic
Abstract Background The COVID-19 pandemic caused a dramatic shift in maternal health care and lactation services. For Black women, the lack of accessibility during the pandemic may have potentially increased existing barriers and impacted breastfeeding behaviors. The objective of this qualitative…
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Effect of breastfeeding on the risk of breast cancer: a meta-analysis of observational studies
Abstract Background Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women worldwide, with its incidence increasing, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. Breastfeeding has been proposed as a modifiable protective factor, but conflicting evidence exists regarding the relationship between…
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Psychometric evaluation of the Chinese version of the exclusive breastfeeding social support scale: a cross-sectional study
Abstract Background Exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) contributes significantly to the physical and psychological health of both mothers and infants. Social support is a critical factor in maintaining EBF. However, there is a lack of validated instruments to assess the level of social support for EBF…
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Intentions, practices, and social representations regarding breastfeeding among women experiencing social disadvantage: findings from the qualitative component of the ECAIL trial
Abstract Background The PrEgnanCy and eArly childhood nutrItion triaL (ECAIL) is a randomised controlled trial targeting socially disadvantaged families in northern France. It aims to evaluate the effectiveness of a multi-level, family-based intervention starting from pregnancy that combines…
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Microbial safety of donor human milk before pasteurization: seasonal, maternal, and procedural determinants
Abstract Background Donor human milk (DHM) is a vital alternative for preterm infants when maternal breastfeeding is unavailable, yet its microbial safety remains a critical concern. This study provides the first longitudinal evaluation of DHM contamination patterns in Iran, aiming to identify…
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Mothers’ experiences of donor human milk in a Japanese NICU: a modified grounded theory approach
Abstract Background Breast milk reduces complications among very low birth weight infants (VLBWIs) admitted to neonatal intensive care units (NICUs). When mothers’ own milk (MOM) is temporarily unavailable, donor human milk (DHM) is used as an alternative. In Japan, the first human milk bank was…
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Sexual and gender minority parents’ experiences of lactation: a meta-ethnographic review
Abstract Background Although lactation has been widely studied, existing evidence largely reflects heterosexual and cisgender parents’ experiences. Sexual and gender minority (SGM) parents may face distinct embodied, social, and healthcare-related factors that shape lactation and access to support…
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‘Your baby can take my milk… but my baby won’t take yours’; determinants of willingness to donate and utilize human breast milk among pregnant women at a health facility in limited resource settings
Abstract Background Donor human milk is vital for newborn nutrition and development. The World Health Organization advocates donor human milk when maternal milk is unavailable. In alignment with this global recommendation, Kenya has established a donor human milk bank to support vulnerable infants…
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Acceptability and factors influencing human milk banking among healthcare professionals in eastern Ethiopia: a mixed methods study
Abstract Background Although human breast milk improves child survival, evidence on its acceptability among healthcare professionals in low-income settings such as Ethiopia remains limited. This study assessed the acceptability of human milk banking (HMBs) and identified factors influencing…
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Breastfeeding among contemporary Australian populations and 2025 national targets: a scoping review of current data and implications for policy and practice
Abstract Background Since the 2010 Australian National Infant Feeding Survey, reliable breastfeeding data of comparable scale has been scarce, with annual national data remaining small in sample size and non-representative of diverse Australian populations. National 2025 breastfeeding targets…
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Exclusive breastfeeding among women with polycystic ovary syndrome versus women from a population-based cohort: a cohort study
Abstract Background Women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) face breastfeeding challenges. We aimed to compare exclusive breastfeeding rates in women with PCOS to those in a population-based cohort, and to explore the effect of metformin and metabolic factors on exclusive breastfeeding in women…
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Microbiological safety and immunoglobulin A retention in bottle-agitated Holder pasteurization of human milk
Abstract Background National guidelines for donor human milk pasteurization in Peru and most low to middle income countries use Holder Pasteurization (HoP; 62.5 °C, 30 min) and indicate that the bottles containing milk should be agitated manually every 5 min during the 62.5 °C plateau. The…