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Study finds human milk linked to infant growth across countries

Original: Human milk may tell us more than what a baby is eating. In a Science study of 1,543 milk samples from Canada, Pakistan a

A study published in Science analysed 1,543 human milk samples from Canada, Pakistan and Burkina Faso. Researchers found shared molecular patterns connecting maternal nutrition, mammary gland function and infant growth, and identified seven candidate biomarkers. The findings suggest milk composition reflects more than a baby's diet and could inform future research on maternal and infant health.

Why now: The international Science study offers new insight into how milk composition relates to infant development.

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• Human milk may tell us more than what a baby is eating. In a Science study of 1,543 milk samples from Canada, Pakistan and Burkina Faso, researchers found shared molecular patterns linking maternal nutrition, mammary gland function and infant growth, and flagged seven candidate… · fusimotors · 2

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