>
>
>>The claims made relating to the health outcomes of breastfeeding do 
>>not account for the dose response found in many studies, which show 
>>that babies breastfed exclusively or for longer periods have the 
>>best overall outcomes.


>Yeah but I wish they could get the language right! Flippin heck! 
>Anyone here with links to UNICEF UK?
>Karleen Gribble
>Australia


Karleen, I agree - not just for the woeful lack of Weissengerising, 
but for the high would-be academic tone, syntax and vocabulary. 
These long sentences and technical jargon ('outcomes' and 'dose 
response' are not words used by the people who write for newspapers) 
are a turn-off for most journalists....just say what you mean in 
plain English, PLEASE!

Heather Welford Neil
NCT bfc, tutor, UK
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http://www.heatherwelford.co.uk

http://heatherwelford.posterous.com

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