The Health & Economic Value of Breastmilk for Preterm Babies: Medela
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New research in the UK and Germany has found substantial health benefits and cost savings when more infants in NICUs are fed breastmilk. Health benefits include reductions in NEC, SIDS and ear infections which, in turn, save the health system tens of millions. The research, sponsored by Medela, finds that the benefits of breastmilk in the NICU have been "systematically underestimated".
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