Obesity is an independent predictor of breastfeeding initiation when socioeconomic status is controlled for

by A. E. Bennett, D. McCartney, J. M. Kearney

Published in Proceedings of the Nutrition Society by Cambridge University Press (CUP).

2013 Volume 72, Issue OCE3

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