Breastfeeding would protect against severe bowel disease
Feeding premature babies breastmilk could save them from life-threatening bowel disease. A growth factor would protect against necrosis.Breast milk would ...
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Gluten: babies who eat it early are not more intolerant
https://www.pourquoidocteur.fr/MaladiesPkoidoc/1102-Intolerance-au-gluten-une-maladie-inflammatoire-de-l-intestin The risk of developing gluten intolerance does not depend on the age at which this protein is introduced in ...
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Grande Tétée: cities mobilize for breastfeeding
In many French cities, the 9th edition of the Grande Tétée is celebrated today in order to promote breastfeeding.For 9 ...
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One in four babies is breastfed at six months
Despite the government's efforts, French women are still not breastfeeding champions. At 6 months, three quarters of babies are no ...
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Breastfeeding: consuming peanuts reduces the risk of allergy
Children who have been exposed to peanuts through breastfeeding have a lower risk of developing an allergy growing up, study ...
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World Day: Breastfeeding in five questions
On the occasion of World Day, PourquoiDocteur takes stock of the true virtues and false attributes of breastfeeding.In the 21st ...
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Breastfeeding protects children’s hearts for the long term
Breastfeeding may reduce the risk of heart disease in adulthood, according to an American study. Its effect would be as ...
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UK baby saves mother by refusing to breastfeed
As she could no longer breastfeed her 5-month-old baby with one of her breasts, a young British mother became concerned. ...
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Breastfeeding: 40 cities welcome the 2016 Grande Tétée
It is this Sunday that the day of the Great Tétée will be held. An opportunity to educate mothers and ...
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Breastfeeding: UNICEF recalls the importance of the first breastfeed
Early breastfeeding is still too little practiced in developing countries. It would, however, reduce infant mortality.Finding the mother's breast is ...
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Breastfeeding is not encouraged enough around the world
A WHO report denounces industrial campaigns in favor of breastmilk substitutes which would discourage mothers from breastfeeding their infants. Breastfeeding ...
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Motilium: how to limit the risks
While the journal Prescrire has just published an analysis estimating that 25 to 120 sudden deaths would be due to ...
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Motilium would have caused 25 to 120 sudden deaths in 2012
By reconciling the data from the Health Insurance and the frequency of sudden deaths in France, the journal Prescrire estimates ...
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Vitamin D: supplementation would be recommended for breastfed babies
Breast milk is good for babies but does not contain enough vitamin D. Canadian researchers advise supplementation while breastfeeding.Breast milk ...
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Abortion, a “horror” for Pope Francis
This Sunday, Pope Francis took a stand for the first time against abortion. On the other hand, he invited mothers ...
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AIDS: Treating babies while breastfeeding protects them from HIV
During breastfeeding, giving preventive treatment to babies born to HIV-positive mothers is effective in preventing HIV transmission.Breastfeeding and AIDS are ...
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Breastfeeding: Less than 40% of 6 month old babies are breastfed
Less than 40% of six-month-old babies are exclusively breastfed, according to the WHO, which recalls the benefits of breastfeeding.World Breastfeeding ...
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Breast milk contains anti-inflammatory molecules
Breast milk is definitely full of resources. It is said to contain unique molecules that help the immune system fight ...
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Vitamin D for babies: the ANSM’s advice to avoid wrongdoing
To avoid the risk of taking a wrong turn when giving your baby vitamin D, the ANSM distributes good practice ...
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Women paid to breastfeed their babies
To fight against too little breastfeeding, the United Kingdom is bringing out the checkbook… gift. Young breastfeeding mothers receive a ...
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Does Breastfeeding Really Make Kids Smarter?
Study Says Babies Breastfed For One Year Get Smarter And Wealthier Than Others ... Really?Smarter, richer, more educated: breastfed babies ...
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Breastfeeding: the Grande Tétée to inform women
For the 8th year, the Grande Tétée invites thousands of women on Sunday to breastfeed their babies at the same ...
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Extending breastfeeding would save millions of euros
Promoting breastfeeding would reduce the number of sick children and save money. According to a model. Economies, a healthy population, ...
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Breastfeeding in public: a mother victim of controversy
Controversy in the United Kingdom where a woman had to hide to breastfeed her baby in a public place, even ...
Read moreBreastfeeding: French women lagging behind Europe
The French are still not champions of breastfeeding. At 6 months, three quarters of babies are no longer breastfed, despite ...
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3 good reasons to breastfeed your child
As part of World Breastfeeding Week, WHO recalls the basic principles of the practice. An opportunity to recall the benefits ...
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Anti-breastfeeding drugs: Europe calls for caution
The European Medicines Agency wants to limit the prescriptions of anti-breastfeeding drugs based on bromocriptine. Indeed, they would have dangerous ...
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Stopping Breastfeeding: Medicines to Take With Caution
To stop lactation, bromocriptine-based medicines should only be used when breast-feeding needs to be stopped for medical reasons, according to ...
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United Arab Emirates: breastfeeding is not an option
The United Arab Emirates have just decided to make breastfeeding compulsory for children up to the age of two. The ...
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Breast cancer: white women are more at risk
White women have a higher risk of developing breast cancer compared to black and Southeast Asian women, according to a ...
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