Usage of "breast-feeding"

The feeding of an infant or young child with breast milk directly from human breasts rather than from a baby bottle or other container.

Ús de breast-feeding en anglès

The resulting seventy studies examined twenty-five types of intervention for breast-feeding promotion. 
 Pubmed 

Strategies for the clinical management of depressed breast-feeding mothers are also suggested. 
 Pubmed 

Analysis suggests that the benefits of breast-feeding or bottle-feeding may be employed. 
 Pubmed 

It was the pregnant lady, seated on the floor, breast-feeding her baby. 
 Say you're one of them 

Excuse me, doctor, I've got to get on with the babies' breast-feeding. 
 Once upon a time in America 

Every effort should be made to encourage and support longer duration of breast-feeding. 
 Pubmed 

This has left Ireland languishing at the bottom of the EU breast-feeding table. 
 The Irish Times 

Serum estrogen levels did not increase with months since last breast-feeding. 
 Pubmed 

Results: Mixed breast-feeding was not associated with mastitis or breast milk HIV load. 
 Pubmed 

Furthermore, breast-feeding seems to have a beneficial effect on lung function. 
 Pubmed 

Within eight weeks of breast-feeding, she had put it on again. 
 Babyville 

In conclusion, breast-feeding provides a very broad multifactorial anti-inflammatory defence for the infant. 
 Pubmed 

We have reviewed our experience with supplemental breast-feeding of the infant with PKU. 
 Pubmed 

Prescription of an antidepressant for a breast-feeding woman is a case-specific risk-benefit decision. 
 Pubmed 

There's Beth, a breast-feeding boss who's frustrated in her sexless marriage. 
 Independent.ie 

Carolyn clung tightly to Nim, breast-feeding him, as Lemmon and Stephanie drew near. 
 Nim Chimpsky: The Chimp Who Would Be Human 

Significats de breast-feeding en anglès