Hi friends at the other side of the world,
I again have a question for you. I received a mail from a midwife who works in a university hospital. She asked me this: They agree new rules on pumping milk especcialy for neonatal ward and premature babys. Every week they are going to test the pumped milk in the labo to check for bacteries. When they find something they destroy the milk and the mother is asked to desinfect the nipple and areola before pumping in at least 15 sec with alcohol 70%. The time they have to continue this will be prescibed by the doctor, mostly three days and mother has to use Lansinoh. In case of crackes nipples she gets Chloramine in stead of the alcohol. They also intend to pasteurize all mothers milk for praemies in the futur at a t� of 58 �C and 12-15 minutes. What is your knowledge about it, can we find some research about it? I have my own ideas on this topic, but I want to be sure in my answer. Thank you all, I hope to see some of you at the congres in Paris nexst week. Warm greetings Lieve -- This mailing list is sponsored by ACE Graphics. Visit <http://www.acegraphics.com.au> to subscribe or unsubscribe.
