Policy and pragmatism in breast feeding

[...]more effective governance of infant feeding practice may not only address some of the long term disharmony that has been associated with infant feeding practices 22 but may also instil a sense of direction, responsibility and partnership which are essential if the primary objective of improving...

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Babies
Breast Feeding
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Government regulation
Health Policy
Humans
Industrialized nations
Infant
Infant, Newborn
Infants
Intention
Laws, regulations and rules
LDCs
Medical policy
Neonates
Physical growth
United Kingdom
Young Children
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Physical growth
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Young Children
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