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The Benefits of Human Breast Milk in Neonates and Infants

2025-11-27

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Human breast milk evolves beyond simple nutrition to function as a complex signaling system that promotes neonatal development. This review analyzes the bioactive components, delineating how its specific constituents compensate for the physiological vulnerabilities of the neonate. Additionally, the distinct roles of colostral and mature milk are in fortifying the immature immune system and promoting gastrointestin...

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d7596b08-d9a1-571a-80cf-9b9d93b4398d
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10.20944/preprints202511.2215.v1
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