Frenotomy: The Not So Evidenced-based Practice of Cutting a Baby’s Tongue
There is limited evidence demonstrating that frenotomy leads to better breastfeeding outcomes.
Read MoreThere is limited evidence demonstrating that frenotomy leads to better breastfeeding outcomes.
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Read MoreJennifer Harrington, DMS, MHS, PA-C recently met with a PA Doctor editor to talk about her experience in the PA Foundation’s Nutrition Outreach Fellowship.
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