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Study suggests, quite rationally, that breastfed children may achieve better test scores

By Briana Oser

Published June 6, 2023 6:22pm ET

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Study suggests, quite rationally, that breastfed children may achieve better test scores — According to a new study, children who were breastfed when they were infants may be more likely to achieve better test scores. The study took a sample size of 5,000 children in the United Kingdom and determined that those who were breastfed for 12 months were more likely to make better marks on their General […]

According to a new study, children who were breastfed when they were infants may be more likely to achieve better test scores.

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