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WHO and ESCEO announce collaborative agreement to benefit global osteoporosis and fracture prevention

The collaboration will develop a strategic roadmap on bone health and aging, and advocate for a public health strategy to prevent fractures among older people.

Jean yves reginsterCyrus cooperAnshu banerjeeInternational osteoporosis foundationWorld health organizationCentre for epidemiology of musculoskeletal conditionsDepartment of maternalEpidemiology of musculoskeletal healthUniversity of liEuropean society for clinicalProfessor cyrus cooperEuropean societyEconomic aspectsMusculoskeletal diseasesGlobal burdenMusculoskeletal conditions

Lancet Series Launch: Breastfeeding and the Fight Against Formula Marketing

“Too many children are dying in the first month of life,” said Richard Horton, Editor-in-Chief of The Lancet at a recent launch event for the

City ofUnited kingdomRichard hortonKathriona deverauxNigel rollinsDavid mccoyInternational code of marketing breastWorld health organizationRoyal society of medicineDepartment of maternalRoyal societyLancet seriesAdolescent healthProfessor david mccoyUnited nations universityInternational institute

A woman dies every 2 minutes during pregnancy or childbirth: Report

A new report stares that maternal mortality rates in the U.S. has increased over the past 20 years.

United statesDominican republicPuerto ricoJenny cresswellAnshu banerjeeWorld health organizationDepartment of maternalSub saharan africaLale sayReproductive healthAdolescent health

False, predatory baby formula marketing milking off mums

Despite the proven benefits of breastmilk, less than half of infants and young children globally are breastfed.

South africaMilka muthoyaNigel rollinsDepartment of maternalInternational foodWorld health organisationCommercial milk formulaProf nigel rollinsAdolescent healthNutrition standardsMiddle eastCommercial formula milkMarketing of cmfPost natal care

Experts call for an end to the exploitative marketing used by the baby formula milk industry

A newly released Series on breastfeeding published in The Lancet argues that formula milk companies exploit parents’ emotions and manipulate scientific

Mexico cityDistrito federalSouth africaSonia hernLinda richterUniversidad iberoamericanaJulie smithNigel rollinsNational supplemental nutrition program for womenAustralian national universityWorld health assemblyWorld health organizationWits universityYale school of public healthDepartment of maternalYale school

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