Conclusion A universal service for initiation of breast feeding using peer support workers provided within antenatal clinics serving a multiethnic, deprived population was ineffective in increasing initiation rates.
Thirty-three women attended a two hour seminar on breast feeding using experiential techniques.
Proportions were compared by timely initiation of breast feeding using Chi-square tests.
We estimated the risk of dental caries each year according to duration of breast feeding using logistic regression analyses.
As shown in our Table 5 (Lederman et al. 2008), full models controlled for breast-feeding, using a variable that combined the weighted durations of exclusive breast-feeding and mixed feeding.
"And I think that a mother who is breast-feeding using the quantity of methamphetamine she did, I think that rises to a second-degree murder charge".
Using recognised search terms for support for breast-feeding derived from a previous Cochrane systematic review in the area, we searched for qualitative research on support for breast-feeding using six electronic bibliographic databases: MEDLINE, EMBASE, CINAHL, British Nursing Index, ASSIA and Social Sciences Citation Index.
These include encouraging more breast feeding, use of bed nets to prevent malaria and therapeutic feeding for the malnourished.
*Odds ratios (ORs) adjusted for age, body mass index, breast feeding, use of domestic cooking and heating fuels, ETS, area per person, house decorations, parents education, avoidance behavior to pet exposure, commercial health insurance, districts and pet exposure variables.
* Odds ratios (ORs) adjusted for age, gender, body mass index, breast feeding, use of domestic cooking and heating fuels, ETS, area per person, house decorations, parents education, avoidance behavior to pet exposure, commercial health insurance, districts and pet exposure variables.
Similar analyses were conducted for the associations between exclusive breast-feeding and type 1 diabetes (investigated by 33 studies including 7,621 patients with type 1 diabetes) that are shown in Fig. 2 (which contains the duration of exclusive breast-feeding used in each study) and Table 1.
