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Metro s cost of living campaign is up for an award – we need your help | UK News

What is the Formula for Change campaign? Here's everything you need to know as Metro is nominated for a Making a Difference award.

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Controversial study | Borneo Bulletin Online

ANN/THE STAR – A study found that kids who were only breastfed or got both formula and breast milk for the first six to eight weeks of life are less likely to have trouble in school or learning difficulties. The University of Glasgow did a study involving 190,000 children to learn how feeding babies early […]

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How a mum feeds her baby shouldn t be shaped by money – or lack of it

Baby formula cannot be bought using loyalty points or gift vouchers, the Formula for Change campaign is asking the government to change that

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Breast and mixed-fed children less likely to have learning disability – study

The findings suggest that having breastmilk in the first few weeks of life may help to reduce the risk of having special educational needs.

United kingdomRosie mcneeDanya glaserMichael flemingClare murphyUniversity of glasgowWorld health organisationUniversity of glasgow school healthPlos medicineHealth organisationVisiting professorGreat ormond street hospital

Breast and mixed-fed children less likely to have learning disability – study

The findings suggest that having breastmilk in the first few weeks of life may help to reduce the risk of having special educational needs.

United kingdomMichael flemingRosie mcneeDanya glaserClare murphyUniversity of glasgow school healthUniversity of glasgowWorld health organisationPlos medicineHealth organisationVisiting professorGreat ormond street hospital

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