Intended breastfeeding duration predicts infant formula use in the early postpartum period

Amir, Lisa; Donath, SM; Cullinane, Meabh; Buck, Miranda; team, CASTLE study

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Intended breastfeeding duration predicts infant formula use in the early postpartum period

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posted on 29.04.2022, 03:42 by Lisa AmirLisa Amir, SM Donath, Meabh CullinaneMeabh Cullinane, Miranda BuckMiranda Buck, CASTLE study team

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Australian National Health & Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Project grant (541907), Australian NHMRC Equipment grant, Australian NHMRC Health Professional Training Fellowship (LHA), Helen Macpherson Smith Trust, Faculty Research Grant, Faculty of Health Sciences, La Trobe University.

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Publication Date

01/11/2019

Journal

Breastfeeding Review

Volume

27

Issue

3

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8p. (p. 7-14)

Publisher

Australian Breastfeeding Association

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0729-2759

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https://www.breastfeeding.asn.au/bfreview

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breastfeeding infant feeding intention to breastfeed motivation duration of breastfeeding infant formula

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Intended breastfeeding duration predicts infant formula use in the early postpartum period

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Australian National Health & Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Project grant (541907), Australian NHMRC Equipment grant, Australian NHMRC Health Professional Training Fellowship (LHA), Helen Macpherson Smith Trust, Faculty Research Grant, Faculty of Health Sciences, La Trobe University.

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