Newborns With Suspected Food Allergies Breastfed Significantly Longer (IMAGE)

Children's National Hospital

Newborns With Suspected Food Allergies Breastfed Significantly Longer

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Mothers whose newborns had suspected food allergies reported breastfeeding them significantly longer than women whose infants had no adverse reactions after food exposure, according to preliminary research presented during the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology 2019 Annual Meeting.

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