Anne Eglash, MD Podcast #57 Anne discusses 3 new studies on breastfeeding and childhood obesity published in Childhood Obesity Journal, a special issue covering conception to age 2. Recorded in October 2016.
The Breastfeeding Medicine Podcast
The Breastfeeding Medicine Podcast was created by Anne Eglash MD, IBCLC, FABM, is cohosted with Karen Bodnar MD, IBCLC, FABM, FAAP, and is produced by IABLE. Dr. Bodnar and Dr. Eglash review recent research articles that have a potential impact on clinical practice. Please join us at our facebook page to share comments and questions!
ISRHML Abstracts 2015 – Part 2
ISRHML Abstracts (International Society for Research in Human Milk and Lactation) 2015 – Part 2 Anne Eglash, MD and Karen Bodnar, MD Anne and Karen discuss ISRHML abstracts. Topics include gene methylation and breastfeeding, facilitators and barriers to breastfeeding for African Americans, breastfeeding policy process and Ebola virus in Sierra Leone, breastmilk donation beyond 12 […]
Abstracts from the 2015 International Society for Research in Human Milk and Lactation – Part 1
Abstracts from the 2015 International Society for Research in Human Milk and Lactation – Part 1 Anne Eglash, MD and Karen Bodnar, MD So many fun topics! Iodine supplementation, breastfeeding outcomes after training medical residents, cost/benefit of using donor milk, use of domperidone, lactobacillus salivarius and mastitis, infant gut microbiome and infant feeding, and the […]
Infant Sleep and its Association with Night Time Feedings, and Dextrose Gel in Treatment of Neonatal Hypoglycemia
What’s your guess – does feeding more solids during the day or weaning from the breast decrease night time feedings at night? Listen to find out! Also, check out a new protocol adopted by some hospitals using dextrose gel rather than IV glucose for neonatal hypoglycemia.
Gut Inflammation in Breastfed Babies, Characteristics of Purchased Unpasteurized Breastmilk, and Risk of type 2 Diabetes after Breastfeeding
Join us for a glimpse of what’s in unpasteurized donor milk purchased over the internet. We will also share a study that proves lower gut inflammation in breastfeeding babies, as well as research on the power of breastfeeding on reducing the risk of type 2 diabetes.
The revised ABM Breastfeeding Promotion in the Prenatal Setting Protocol #19
Join us to review evidence-based prenatal interventions to encourage and support breastfeeding as recommended by the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine. Anne and Karen embellish several recommendations with their own observations and methods.
Multiple Sclerosis, Duration of Thawed Pasteurized Milk, and Leukemia Risks in Breastfed Babies
Listen up to learn more about how multiple sclerosis symptoms are affected by lactation. Should you throw out that thawed pasteurized donor milk that is over 24-48 hours old? Why would breastfeeding protect from childhood leukemia?
Newfoundland’s Breastfeeding Research Day November 5 2015
Anne attended the Newfoundland Breastfeeding Research Day on Nov 5, 2015 and interviews researchers on their projects, including the development of a community breastfeeding peer support group, investigation of maternal obesity and breastfeeding initiation, a review of the definition of breastfeeding rates in NICU studies, and reasons why mothers supplement in the hospital.
The Science of Making More Milk the Second Time, Decreasing NEC in the NICU, and Prolactin Levels in Nursing Mothers
Listen up to learn more about the epigenetics of lactation in multiparous women, a quality improvement process to decrease NEC in the NICU, and how prolactin levels change in mothers during and after nursing over time.
Starting a Donor Human Milk Bank
We discuss starting a donor human milk bank, issues of milk sharing, how to start a donor milk depot, and importance of collecting donor milk in NICUs.
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