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Rose Boyd,Ellen McIntyre Rose Boyd
This project, conducted from 2001 to 2003, reports the results of an action research plan aimed to improve community acceptability of breastfeeding in public through the accreditation and promotion of breastfeeding-friendly venues in Austra...
Zewditu Getahun,Veronika Scherbaum,Yonas Taffese et al. Zewditu Getahun et al.
This study assesses the initiation and duration of exclusive/almost exclusive breastfeeding (Ex/AEx-BF) versus partial breastfeeding (P-BF) and its relationship to infant growth and maternal body mass index (BMI) in Ethiopian infants up to ...
Mitra Zareai,Maxine L O&#x;Brien,Anthony B Fallon Mitra Zareai
Breastfeeding is an unequalled way of providing ideal food for the healthy growth and development of infants and has a unique biological and emotional influence on the health of both mother and child. However, despite the well documented he...
Marewa Glover,Harangi Manaena-Biddle,John Waldon Marewa Glover
This project aimed to identify the factors that influence Maori women's decision to breastfeed or not. During 2004-2005, a diverse demographic of Maori women and family members was selectively recruited from within a major urban area, small...
Julie Smith Julie Smith
Obesity has been growing rapidly among both children and adult Australians in recent decades, raising concern at the associated chronic disease burden, and generating debate over the extent of individual versus government responsibility. Th...
Nicole Bridges Nicole Bridges
Despite the fact that human milk is the ideal food for human babies, many Australian babies are still weaned sooner than the World Health Organization guidelines recommend. Australian mothers want to breastfeed--and initially do so. However...