Please share with all of us.  David
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>I am looking for a specific reference from a past ILCA conference poster
> presentation regarding the presence of a Y chromosome found in mother's 
> milk who
> was breastfeeding a male infant.  This was presented as evidence of how
> antibodies are made specifically in response to infant saliva (bacteria in 
> same)
> and the reason to encourage infant mouth to breast contact even when baby 
> is
> being fed exclusively expressed milk.
>
> Cathy Genna originally told me about this and cannot find the  reference. 
> I
> am looking for evidence that mouth to breast contact in a non  nursing 
> infant
> who is still receiving his mother's expressed milk is  important.  I have
> searched intramammmary antibody formation but this does  not specifically 
> address
> what I'm looking for.  So, if anyone remembers  this ILCA presentation 
> from a
> few years ago, knows how I could search it, or  actually still has notes 
> on
> this, I would be grateful for your sharing.
>
> Barbara Latterner, BSN, RN, IBCLC
>
>
>
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