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New HIV/AIDS Research Reported from M. Bulterys and Co-Authors
Published in Medical Letter on the CDC and FDA, March 20th, 2011
"It is recommended that HIV-1-infected women completely avoid breastfeeding in settings where safe feeding alternatives exist. However, as replacement feeding is not safely available in many parts of the world, and because breastfeeding provides optimal nutrition and protection against other infant infections, there is intense ongoing research to make breastfeeding safe for...
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