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breastfed infants

Close-up view of artificial human lumbar spine bone model under surgical light microscope in operating room

Older Adult Bone Health Linked to Breast Milk in Infancy

mom's hands making a heart shape around baby's feet. premature babies fed breastmilk tend to have stronger hearts than premature babies fed formula.

Premature Babies Fed Breast Milk Have Stronger Hearts as Adults

A mother breastfeeds her infant while lying down. Exclusively breastfed infants display a variety of breastfeeding patterns, but their total daily milk intake tends to stay the same.

Defining Normal Breastfeeding Patterns

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