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EBF

EBF n. exclusive breastfeeding, the feeding of an infant (esp. below the age of six months) exclusively with breast milk, rather than partially or fully with formula.

1986 Stud. Family Planning 17 159/1 (caption) EBF = exclusive breastfeeding.

1998 Human Organization Fall 290/1 Breastfeeding is almost universal in Jordan... However, exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) is not very common. Therefore, Health planners must initiate programs that promote EBF.

2016 Star (S. Afr.) (Nexis) 20 Dec. 9 The evidence is clear: EBF for at least six months makes a difference to our children's future.

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EBF

EBF adj. exclusively breastfed, (of an infant) fed exclusively with breast milk, rather than partially or fully with formula.

1983 Ann. Trop. Paediatrics 3 159/2 Despite the weights of the EBF infants being initially lower, the two groups were subsequently comparable.

1992 Indian Pediatrics 29 1083 (caption) EBF—Exclusively breast fed; PBF—Partially breast fed.

2017 www.mumsnet.com 10 Feb. (forum post, accessed 18 May 2017) My EBF baby was born just below the 91st percentile and within 3-4 months he was on the 25th.

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EBF

EBF v. transitive and intransitive exclusively breastfeed, to feed (an infant) exclusively with breast milk, rather than partially or fully substituting it with formula.

1988 FASEB Jrnl. 2 A648/1 All infants were exclusively breast-fed (EBF) for at least 16 wk.

2010 www.mumsnet.com 25 Nov. (forum post, accessed 18 May 2017) Right now I'm not thinking straight and I'm sure back in the mists there was a reason I decided to EBF for 6 months.

2017 Jrnl. Biol., Agric. & Healthcare 7 38 (table) Can HIV infected mother EBF her baby.

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释义	> as lemmas EBF EBF n. exclusive breastfeeding, the feeding of an infant (esp. below the age of six months) exclusively with breast milk, rather than partially or fully with formula. Π 1986 Stud. Family Planning 17 159/1 (caption) EBF = exclusive breastfeeding. 1998 Human Organization Fall 290/1 Breastfeeding is almost universal in Jordan... However, exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) is not very common. Therefore, Health planners must initiate programs that promote EBF. 2016 Star (S. Afr.) (Nexis) 20 Dec. 9 The evidence is clear: EBF for at least six months makes a difference to our children's future. extracted from En.¹ EBF EBF adj. exclusively breastfed, (of an infant) fed exclusively with breast milk, rather than partially or fully with formula. Π 1983 Ann. Trop. Paediatrics 3 159/2 Despite the weights of the EBF infants being initially lower, the two groups were subsequently comparable. 1992 Indian Pediatrics 29 1083 (caption) EBF—Exclusively breast fed; PBF—Partially breast fed. 2017 www.mumsnet.com 10 Feb. (forum post, accessed 18 May 2017) My EBF baby was born just below the 91st percentile and within 3-4 months he was on the 25th. extracted from En.¹ EBF EBF v. transitive and intransitive exclusively breastfeed, to feed (an infant) exclusively with breast milk, rather than partially or fully substituting it with formula. Π 1988 FASEB Jrnl. 2 A648/1 All infants were exclusively breast-fed (EBF) for at least 16 wk. 2010 www.mumsnet.com 25 Nov. (forum post, accessed 18 May 2017) Right now I'm not thinking straight and I'm sure back in the mists there was a reason I decided to EBF for 6 months. 2017 Jrnl. Biol., Agric. & Healthcare 7 38 (table) Can HIV infected mother EBF her baby. extracted from En.¹ < as lemmas
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