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A graphic depicting modern to late preterm infants sniffing or tasting breastmilk while being fed through a gastric tube

Sniffing or Tasting Breastmilk Reduces Preemies’ Risk of Developmental Delay

An image of a mother holding a baby with a graph showing a positive correlation between milk fatty acids and brain fatty acids across mammal species.

The Mammalian Mind-Milk Connection

3D rendered Illustration of a neuronal network. A new study indicates that consuming sphingomyelin, a fat that is prevalent in breast milk, supports infant neurodevelopment.

When fat is fabulous: Milk & infant neurodevelopment

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