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Group of camels in liwa desert in Abu Dhabi UAE. Consuming camel's milk can help fend off diabetes.

Camel’s Milk Offers Hope Against Diabetes

Long-tailed Macaque breastfeeding a baby sitting on cable at fraser's hill, Malaysia, Asia (Macaca fascicularis)

Take It Easy: Neonatal Milk Hormones Influence Infant Social and Cognitive Behavior

Sketch of the intestines to illustrate how prolactin (PRL) has been found to affect intestines in the body as well

Prolactin Targets Intestines Too

White rat looking around the corner of a wall. Lactating has been shown to improve "Object-in-place" Memory.

Lactating Helps Rats Remember

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