policybrief-equitable-access-human-milk.pdf
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POLICY BRIEF Ensuring equitable access to human milk for all infants A comprehensive approach to essential newborn care the optimal choice of direct breastfeeding is not a possibility, the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends the use of donor human milk, not formula, as the next best option…
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