Breastfeeding
5 Breastfeeding Myths Debunked, From Watch What You Eat To Nipple Shape
In honor of the end of World Breastfeeding Week, let's explore some of the fact and fiction behind this common practice. 
Breastfeeding Should Be Included In School Curriculum, British Doctors Say
Breastfeeding should be part of schoolchildren's curriculum, British doctors suggest. 
Mothers Who Breastfeed May Be Less Likely To Experience Heart Problems, Study Suggests
Women who breastfeed may be less likely to have a heart attack or stroke, new study suggests. 
Breastfeeding May Help Mothers Combat Chronic Pain After C-Section, Study Finds
Breastfeeding may protect mothers from chronic pain after C-section, new research suggests. 
111 Benefits Of Breastfeeding Your Baby, From Better Health To Lower Medical Expenses
An infographic displays more than 100 benefits of breastfeeding for a mother, her baby, and society. 
Breastfed Babies No More Intelligent Than Those Fed Formula; Benefits of Breast Milk May Be Overstated
New research suggests that the benefits of breastfeeding may be due more to the type of woman who is likely to breastfeed rather than the practice itself. 
Here’s How Milk Is Made And Why We Are So Obsessed With Dairy
All you need is milk, milk — milk is all you need. 
Breastfeeding Facts And Myths 2016: US Task Force Updates Advice
Doctors should keep encouraging new mothers to breastfeed, a US task force has recommended, but some strategies may not work as well as others. 
Breast Cancer Awareness: Five Behaviors That May Raise Your Lifetime Cancer Risk
What do birth control pills and alcohol have to do with breast cancer? They're on the list of different behaviors that may increase your risk of this cancer. 
Why Do My Nipples Get Hard? Neuron Activity During Cold Weather, Sexual Arousal Makes Hair Stand
You have a specific type of neuron that exists just to make your nipples erect.
