breast milk
An Indian Woman is Donating Her Breast Milk to Save Babies Amid the Pandemic
Nidhi Parmar Hiranandani has donated over 40 litres of milk since May this year. Despite social taboos and awkward silence around it, she will continue pumping as long as she can.
Breast Milk Could Hold Clues to Coronavirus Protection. This New York City Researcher Wants to Study Yours.
She's examining whether the antibodies lingering in human milk can protect babies — and perhaps even adults one day — from coronavirus.
Pregnant Researchers Often Get No Lab Safety Guidance
I spoke with eight women who had to lean on their own scientific expertise to guide them through one or more pregnancies while working in a laboratory.
Breast Milk Delivery Services are the Solution for Indonesia's Working Moms
Besides helping mothers feed their children, some companies are providing breast milk supplies to families who can't produce them on their own.
Americans Can Now Buy Breast Milk from Cambodian Women Paid Less Than $10 a Day
Ambrosia Labs claims to be the first company to export human breast milk to the US. Its founders say their business model is beneficial to mothers in Cambodia, but advocates fear they're exploiting vulnerable women.
This Woman Would Rather Breastfeed Her Boyfriend Than Work
Jennifer Mulford is taking a little time off work to focus on maintaining the nurturing bond she shares with her boyfriend—a bond fueled by breast milk.
Why Is the TSA So Bad at Handling Breast Milk?
In some cases, women have seen the bomb squad called for carrying breast milk through airport security.
Drinking Breast Milk From the Internet Is a Bad Idea
Why not to buy bodily fluids off a random stranger you met online.