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When an emergency strikes breastfeeding can save lives (Part 2)

www.llli.org/Release/emergency2.html Part 1 was released after the Tsunami 2004: See Tsunami, 2004: When an Emergency Strikes Breastfe...

US Breastfeeding Committee urges support of b/feeding in aftermath of Katrina

Hurricane, Katrina, USA 19th Sept 2005. United States Breastfeeding Committee www.usbreastfeeding.org/News-and-Events/PR-2005-09-19-Di...

Support for breastfeeding in crucial for infant health in the aftermath of natural disasters

www.bfmed.org/documents/WEB-ABM-Disasters-2005-PR.doc Issued after Hurricane Katrina - gives guidance.

Responses to the Tsunami disaster and infant feeding

Says why it is a problem and links to SCF statement and WHO statement Baby Milk Action also got same press release but with an added b...

Infant feeding patterns and risks of death and hospitalisation in the first half of infancy: multicentre cohort study.

1Bahl R, Frost C, Kirkwood BR, Edmond K, Martines J, Bhandari N, Arthur P. Infant feeding patterns and risks of death and hospitalisati...

Infant Feeding in Emergencies

INFACT Canada Newsletter Winter 2005 Discusses boxing day tsunami, and that the WHA says to take care in emergencies. Also looks at th...

Breastfeeding lowers mothers stress: News article on research study

Article about new research from the McGill-affiliated Douglas Hospital Research Centre in Montreal that shows that mothers who breastfe...

Breakdowns marked path from hurricane to anarchy

Aritlce on the effects of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans, USA, in the New York Times 11 Sept 2005, Lipton E, Drew C, Shane S, Rohde D. ...

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