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Lactancia materna en niños de peso normal y bajo al nacer

Tanto la OMS como la Academia Americana de Pediatría establecieron que la lactancia materna es el método preferido para alimentar a bebés de bajo peso al nacer y a bebés de alto riesgo porque es saludable y promueve la salud de todos los lactantes

Autor/a: Angela G. Campbell, and Patricia Y. Miranda The Journal of Pediatrics 18 May 2018

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