Warm Chain of Breastfeeding Support by Promoting Intensive Breastfeeding Raises Ferritin Levels

Background: The warm chain of breastfeeding support involves supporting women pre and postanatally through counseling and support. Iron status in the first weeks of life is crucial for brain development, however it is not clear whether exclauve breastfeeding or the support mother receives during exclusive breastfeeding influences iron stroes and growth.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.29066537
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Breastfeeding Practices and Influences
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Warm Chain of Breastfeeding Support by Promoting Intensive Breastfeeding Raises Ferritin Levels

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Abstract

Background: The warm chain of breastfeeding support involves supporting women pre and postanatally through counseling and support. Iron status in the first weeks of life is crucial for brain development, however it is not clear whether exclauve breastfeeding or the support mother receives during exclusive breastfeeding influences iron stroes and growth.

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