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"Remarks on the Subject of Lactation" was written by Edward Morton and published in 1831. English writer and traveler known for his insights on health and Russian society.

Remarks on the Subject of Lactation

1831

Edward Morton

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Remarks on the Subject of Lactation

Edward Morton

1831

Remarks on the Subject of Lactation, published in 1831 by Edward Morton, is a scientific examination of breastfeeding and its health implications. Morton discusses the properties of breast milk, the risks of prolonged lactation, and its potential health issues for both mothers and infants, including serious conditions like hydrocephalus. Through case studies, he highlights the importance of monitoring lactation practices to ensure the well-being of both parties. This work is notable for its early exploration of maternal health's impact on breastfeeding outcomes.