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German doctors warn against Internet trade in breast milk

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Source: http://www.france24.com/en/20121016-german-doctors-warn-against-internet-trade-breast-milk


16 October 2012 - 20H26
German doctors warn against Internet trade in breast milk

AFP - German pediatricians have warned new parents against obtaining breast milk to feed their babies via social networking sites such as Facebook, cautioning the milk could be harmful.

The Professional Association of Pediatricians said that although mothers milk was generally the best option for a newborn, mothers unable to breastfeed should not acquire it over the Internet.

"Donors can be taking medicines or drugs, have infectious illnesses like AIDS or Hepatitis," Wolfram Hartmann, president of the association, said in a written statement.

"Nobody can check whether the unknown mother's milk is harmless for the particular child," he warned, adding that the milk's quality could also be affected during its transportation...
 
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