In a message dated 5/22/2003 8:37:11 AM Eastern Standard Time, [log in to unmask] writes:

> One of the doctors said she'd like to see a study done that shows such
> prenatal contacts by a medical professional really does have a positive
> impact on BF ... esp. when the population (like theirs) has many young
> (teen) and low-income patients.
>
> I smugly said, "Why, it's already been done!  Let me get
> that for you!"  And
> now, I can't seem to find "it."
>
> Are any of you better nugget-finders than I?


I know I've done Medline searches and come up with several research report abstracts that may be along this line. But the OB/Gyn professional association, American Academy of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ACOG), has teamed up with the AAP re: promoting BF among childbearing women. Would think that may be a place to start.

Karen

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