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premature infants

Infants born prematurely

Milk for Ill and Pre-Term Infants

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 photo of a newborn in an incubator with a hand reaching inside to represent how mothers' milk compensates for the necessities of neonates.

Mother’s Milk Compensates for Smaller Neonates

A bottle of secretor milk and non milk bottles. A mother’s secretor status is determined by FUT2, which dictates how much milk sugar and protection she has in her breast milk.

To Secrete or Not to Secrete

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