Breast milk-mediated drug delivery
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breast-milk-mediated-drug-delivery-316-11685614
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Breast milk-mediated drug delivery
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Breast milk-mediated drug delivery refers to the use of breast milk to transport a pharmaceutical compound, protein, or other treatment to achieve a desired effect. Delivery of these substances via milk provides an oral alternative for transport of a compound to the gut, specifically in infants. Breast milk-mediated drug delivery provides a way for pharmaceuticals and proteins to travel through the gastrointestinal system of an infant while minimizing the potential for irritation within gastroin
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Drug delivery mechanism
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breast_milk-mediated_drug_delivery
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2024-04-20T07:45:30Z
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