Based on the observed uranium concentrations in breast milk samples (0-5.25 ug/L), the study still concludes that the actual impact on infant health is likely low, and most uranium absorbed by mothers is excreted primarily through urine, not concentrated in breast milk. Therefore, breastfeeding remains recommended, unless a clinical indication suggests otherwise
DGCA issues Ebola SOP for airlines
Self-declaration forms mandatory for passengers arriving from or transiting through Uganda and Congo Source: www.thehindu.com Medical Disclaimer: This content is...
