August 19, 2024
Longer Breastfeeding Duration Linked to a Lower Autism Risk in Children
New research out of Israel highlights that breastfeeding practices in early childhood may significantly impact the likelihood of a later autism spectrum disorder (ASD) diagnosis. According to the study, children who were breastfed—whether partially or exclusively—exhibited a reduced risk of developing ASD, with longer durations of breastfeeding providing a greater protective effect.
October 05, 2020
Study Suggests Breastfeeding Protective Against Developing Autism
In Lebanon, where breastfeeding is declining and autism spectrum disorders (ASD) are increasing, new research has come out which points to more evidence demonstrating that breastfeeding provides a protective effect against the development of autism.
