This must be Part I to the research?
http://www.waba.org.my/pdf/BFR_Mar_09_Thorley.pdf

Also, I am wondering about something written in Part II. The Pretoria method of pasteurization is mentioned. When a donor is screened, why recommend/perform Pretoria when the research about this method has only adressed HIV (and a few bact.)? Same as with Flash Heating. Seems to me that if a mom wants to pasteurize for safety, then this method is not conclusive and Holder should be performed (which can be done at home with an electric jug).

I have looked long and hard into pasteurization and until research has clearly addressed other viruses directly with this method, we can only make assumptions that milk pasteurized with FH or P is safe. And again, if a donor is fully screened and properly handles the milk, there is no need to do this at all. 

Maria.

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