May 10, 2021 32 min

Breastfeeding Part 1

from Dragon Bytes Paediatric Podcast Hosted by Dr Assim Javaid and Dr Stacey Harris

This week our Dragon Bytes hosts, Dr Tom Cromarty and Dr Stacey Harris, are joined by Dr Vicky Thomas (Consultant Paediatrician, The Great North Children's Hospital, Newcastle-Upon-Tyme) and Dr Ilana Levine (Paediatric Registrar, Thames Valley Deanery) to discuss the science and evidence around breastfeeding. Part 1 of 2.

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