Daniel H Libraty, Rosario Z Capeding, Anamae Obcena, Job D Brion, Veronica Tallo
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Breastfeeding During Early Infancy is Associated with a Lower Incidence of Febrile Illnesses.
Human breast milk is known to contain immunoprotective, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory agents. In a prospective clinical study of dengue virus infections during infancy, we examined the correlation between breastfeeding and the development of febrile illnesses in an infant population. We found that breastfeeding status and the frequency of breastfeeding during early infancy was associated with a lower incidence of febrile illnesses.