lactation

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• From there, she traveled across the country to take pictures of lactation facilities in other workplaces, including a California farm, airports, various New York schools, and the Julia Tutwiler Prison for Women in Alabama.

• In a country that does not guarantee mandatory paid leave after the birth or adoption of a child and where there is an intense pressure to breastfeed, lactation rooms have multiplied in the last decade.

• The title Milk Factory underlines that lactation is a form of labor, even if federal law conceptualizes it as a break from work, which employers are not required to compensate.

• What does it mean when people are expected to breastfeed and yet to do it in secluded multi-user lactation rooms, like the Longworth House suite in the Capitol, often double as communal spaces, fostering a sense of camaraderie among new mothers.

• It also employs nurses, lactation consultants, and others who respond to messages and offer women advice or health screenings as issues come up.

• “The case for using pharmaceutical galactogogues [substances used to increase lactation] has grown weaker,” the report found.

• Certainly not in the same way that motherhood triggers contractions, lactation, and stretch marks.

• Long-continued lactation—that is, beyond the physiological limit of about nine months—is especially a frequent cause.

• Usually we may say this method fails of its purpose and pregnancy and lactation together work serious harm.

• is sometimes prolonged for no better reason than the hope to avoid pregnancy.