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  1. A small proof-of-concept study supports the hypothesis that women's large breasts (relative to other primates) can help provide heat to breastfeeding infants. Breastfeeding women's breasts maintained a higher temperature, and had more resistance to cooling, than those of non-breastfeeding women and of men.

    Summary: psypost.org/human-breasts-migh

    Original paper: cambridge.org/core/journals/ev

    #Science #WomensHealth #Breastfeeding #ChildRearing

  2. A small proof-of-concept study supports the hypothesis that women's large breasts (relative to other primates) can help provide heat to breastfeeding infants. Breastfeeding women's breasts maintained a higher temperature, and had more resistance to cooling, than those of non-breastfeeding women and of men.

    Summary: psypost.org/human-breasts-migh

    Original paper: cambridge.org/core/journals/ev

    #Science #WomensHealth #Breastfeeding #ChildRearing

  3. A small proof-of-concept study supports the hypothesis that women's large breasts (relative to other primates) can help provide heat to breastfeeding infants. Breastfeeding women's breasts maintained a higher temperature, and had more resistance to cooling, than those of non-breastfeeding women and of men.

    Summary: psypost.org/human-breasts-migh

    Original paper: cambridge.org/core/journals/ev

    #Science #WomensHealth #Breastfeeding #ChildRearing

  4. A small proof-of-concept study supports the hypothesis that women's large breasts (relative to other primates) can help provide heat to breastfeeding infants. Breastfeeding women's breasts maintained a higher temperature, and had more resistance to cooling, than those of non-breastfeeding women and of men.

    Summary: psypost.org/human-breasts-migh

    Original paper: cambridge.org/core/journals/ev

    #Science #WomensHealth #Breastfeeding #ChildRearing

  5. A small proof-of-concept study supports the hypothesis that women's large breasts (relative to other primates) can help provide heat to breastfeeding infants. Breastfeeding women's breasts maintained a higher temperature, and had more resistance to cooling, than those of non-breastfeeding women and of men.

    Summary: psypost.org/human-breasts-migh

    Original paper: cambridge.org/core/journals/ev

    #Science #WomensHealth #Breastfeeding #ChildRearing

  6. Kangaroo care helps smaller babies. Now researchers are studying babies born at normal weight

    Kangaroo mother care is well established for small and preterm babies, but an Indian trial is testing whether…
    #NewsBeep #News #Health #AU #Australia #baby #BirthWeight #Breastfeeding #Mentalhealth #newborn #Skin #thermoregulation
    newsbeep.com/au/908067/

  7. Kangaroo care helps smaller babies. Now researchers are studying babies born at normal weight

    Kangaroo mother care is well established for small and preterm babies, but an Indian trial is testing whether…
    #NewsBeep #News #Health #AU #Australia #baby #BirthWeight #Breastfeeding #Mentalhealth #newborn #Skin #thermoregulation
    newsbeep.com/au/908067/