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

Breast and mixed-fed children less likely to have learning disability – study
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United kingdomClare murphyDanya glaserRosie mcneeMichael flemingUniversity of glasgow school healthUniversity of glasgowWorld health organisationPlos 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 kingdomRosie mcneeClare murphyDanya glaserMichael flemingUniversity of glasgow school healthUniversity of glasgowWorld health organisationPlos 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 flemingClare murphyRosie mcneeDanya glaserWorld health organisationUniversity of glasgow school healthUniversity of glasgowPlos 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 kingdomRosie mcneeMichael flemingDanya glaserClare 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 kingdomRosie mcneeMichael flemingDanya glaserClare murphyUniversity of glasgow school healthWorld health organisationUniversity of glasgowPlos medicineHealth organisationVisiting professorGreat ormond street hospital