http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6B56EG20101206?pageNumber=2

More women who are unable to access banked milk, but want to avoid formula
have turned to the Internet to connect and share milk, vowing to continue
despite the recent warnings, saying the benefits of breast milk outweigh any
possible downside.

There are risks, National Women's Health Network Policy Director Amy Allina
told Reuters. But "until the public policy catches up with the need so
screened breast milk is available to all babies who need it, we're not
against women sharing breast milk."

Karleen Gribble

Australia

 


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