INFOGRAPHIC: Infectious Lactational Mastitis: Insights Into Breast Milk Microbiome

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Infectious Lactational Mastitis: Insights Into Breast Milk Microbiome

The discovery of the entero-mammary pathway, a unique biological transport route, allows for the safe transfer of specific bacterial species from the maternal gut to the breast tissue and ultimately to breast milk and the infant gut. In this FX Medicine infographic we look at some exciting discoveries which have truly change our understanding of maternal breast health.

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