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Mon, 13 Nov 1995 14:53:31 +0500
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For Ellen McIntyre.  Katherine Dettwyler posted on Sat, Oct. 7, 1995 at
07:08:20 on WHO definitions of breastfeeding - what is "exclusive", what is
"predominant", etc.  You might want to retrieve this through the archives
and look it over.  At the Georgetown U. course I received a copy of a very
good "Schema and Framework for Breastfeeding Definitions," as part of a
presentation by Dr. Miriam Labbok.  It has a flow chart which seems clear
and easy to use, defining full and partial breastfeeding, with
sub-categories.  I am not sure where you can get a copy, but I will try to
find out this week. If you can get hold of Labbok's article on the
"Lactational Amenorrhea Method..." in Advances in Contraception
1994:10:93-101, it may be in there.  This would be a great schema to share
on Rachael Hamlet's breastfeeding web page, if she can get any necessary
permission.  I have long felt that we would see far more dramatic
differences between breastfeeding and bottle-feeding groups in research
studies if people would use this schema.
Good luck with your project.
Anne Altshuler, RN, MS, IBCLC

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