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Breast Milk Smart Nutrient for New Born
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Case Description
The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends breastfeeding until 2 years old or longerTrusted Source because the benefits continue that long. The benefits of breastfeeding are so numerous that most healthcare practitioners recommend it for everyone for as long as possible, barring medical...
Case Summary
- Brisk feeding, or breastfeeding, is presented as the optimal way to ensure child health and survival, particularly within the first six months of life. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends initiation within the first hour after birth and exclusive feeding for the first six months, highlighting its importance for receiving vital nutrients like colostrum.
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Dr. Bharat Parmar
Professor And Head of Pediatrics at Zydus Medical College, Civil HospitalDr. Bharat Parmar is a distinguished pediatrician and academician with extensive expertise in child healthcare, pediatric education, and clinical pediatrics. He serves as the Professor and Head of the Department of Pediatrics at Zydus Medical College and Civil Hospital. Dr. Parmar is known for his contributions to pediatric care, medical teaching, and advancing evidence-based practices in child health and neonatal care.
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