Breastfeeding
A new study from Lund University shows that bone density drops significantly in breastfeeding women, but recovery happens quickly afterward. The research offers a positive surprise and could influence osteoporosis treatments. Findings come from a ten-year follow-up of 750 women.
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A new study reveals that breastfeeding leads to a long-term surge in specialized immune cells in breast tissue, potentially reducing cancer risk. Researchers found these CD8+ T cells persist for decades, acting as guards against malignant cells. The findings suggest breastfeeding could enhance natural protection against aggressive breast cancers.