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Variations in the Nutritional Content of Human Milk

Variations in the Nutritional Content of Human Milk

By: Annenberg Center for Health Sciences
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 In the first few weeks of life, the optimal growth rate for preterm infants is nearly twice that of term infants. To achieve this rapid rate of growth, preterm infants have high energy, protein, and micronutrient requirements. However, variability in human milk composition and inadequate fortification practices often result in suboptimal nutrition intake during these early critical weeks.Annenberg Center for Health Sciences Hygiene & Healthy Living Physical Illness & Disease
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  • Variations in the Nutritional Content of Human Milk

    Variations in the Nutritional Content of Human Milk
    Mar 30 2023

    This education is about:

    • Clinical benefits of human milk for preterm infants
    • Importance of supporting optimal growth in neonates
    • Variability in human milk composition
    • Strategies for optimizing human milk fortification for preterm infants.

    Why it matters:
    In the first few weeks of life, the optimal growth rate for preterm infants is nearly twice that of term infants. To achieve this rapid rate of growth, preterm infants have high energy, protein, and micronutrient requirements. However, variability in human milk composition and inadequate fortification practices often result in suboptimal nutrition intake during these early critical weeks.

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