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Study: Breast-fed children have less probability of getting breast cancer as adults
Sep 13 2008, Leena

We already know that breast milk is the best source of nourishment for the new born baby. Now, there is more good news from the breast-feeding world. A study conducted by Dr. Hazel B. Nichols and colleagues (University of Wisconsin, Madison) shows that.

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