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This document lists the themes for breast feeding weeks from 1992 to 2014, including "Baby friendly hospital initiative" in 1992, "Mother friendly workplace" in 1993, and themes in subsequent years focused on empowering women, community responsibility, nature's way, the best investment, education for life, and rights. Themes in later years addressed breastfeeding in the information age, globalization, exclusive breastfeeding standards, family foods, existing laws, the importance of the first hour, mother support, emergency response preparedness, the "baby friendly way", and talking to mothers.
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