Transporting Breast Milk

Transporting Breast Milk

Did you read the previous part, How to Donate Breast Milk?

Avez-vous lu la partie précédente sur Comment faire un don de lait maternel?

There are strict standards for transporting breast milk from banks to hospitals. The milk is always delivered frozen in a special box containing dry ice to ensure it is kept at the right temperature during delivery. Each hospital is then responsible for managing, storing, thawing, administering or destroying the breast milk.

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Continue reading with Important Information About Breast Milk.

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Découvrez la suite de ce billet Informations à retenir sur le lait maternel.

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