Breastfeeding Medicine Podcast Anne Eglash MD

We first discuss the various factors in breastmilk besides antibodies that can neutralize SARS-CoV-2, and then whether it is possible that probiotics could affect postpartum mood. We wrap up with a review of cholesterol changes during pregnancy and lactation.
Recorded in October 2023.

How do researchers measure secretory activation, and what is the relationship between a measure of secretory activation and milk volume? Join us to find out what microchimerism is and whether maternal cells take up residence in their infant via breastfeeding!
Recorded in October 2023.

How do infants and pumps differ in terms of the mechanisms of milk removal? What are the risks of pumping? What are ideal features of a breast pump? Join us to learn more about the world of pumps. There are more questions than answers!
Recorded in August 2023.

If you have not read through the AAP’s update on clinical practice guidelines regarding hyperbilirubinemia, here is your chance to hear from an expert on the key points of the guidelines and some clinical pearls for managing newborn jaundice.
Recorded in April 2023.

4th trimester care, at its best, challenges the paradigms of care that are typical in routine medical care, which leaves gaps in care of parents and infants who are transitioning from pregnancy and birth. We take a deep dive regarding the philosophy, principles and models of 4th trimester care.
Recorded in February 2023.

Join us to find out the relationship between adult peripheral neuropathy and breastfeeding. Is it safe to breastfeed after injecting steroids into mammary IGM lesions? We discuss a Scottish study that evaluated rates of breastfeeding among children who required special education needs, and we will wrap it up with an innovative study on tissue repair after circumcision based on infant feeding type.
Recorded in February 2023.