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Antibodies in Breast Milk Researcher
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Someone asked me this question.  Does anyone know this answer?  Thank you.
I am wondering if you can help me with a question that I have not been able to locate on line or by asking lactation professionals? I attended ISRML The International Society Research Human Milk and Lactation and the keynote speaker was an 80 something year old scientist that was the first to look at antibodies in Breastmilk. Do you know his name? And if you don’t know it if you could start asking around because I have a question for him that I think only he can answer and time is if the essence because he might be nearing 100 and I hope I am not too late.


Frank J. Nice, RPh, DPA, CPHP




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