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See Latest ArticlesHealth and development outcomes in 6.5-y-old children breastfed exclusively for 3 or 6 mo
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 08/31/09
Kramer MS et al. – The authors observed no demonstrable beneficial or adverse long–term effects on child health of exclusive breastfeeding for 6 mo. Higher adiposity measures in the EBF6 group probably reflect reverse causality rather than a causal effect of prolonged exclusive breastfeeding. Established benefits appear to be limited to the period of exclusive breastfeeding.
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