Public health risks and benefits associated with breast milk and infant formula consumption

Public health risks and benefits associated with breast milk and infant formula consumption. Boué, G., Cummins, E., Guillou, S., Antignac, J., Le Bizec, B., & Membré, J. 58(1):126–145.

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The safety and quality of infant milk, whether it is breast milk (BM) or infant formula (IF), are a major concern for parents and public health authorities. BM is recommended as the gold standard at WHO level. However, nowadays IF appears as an essential alternative in Western countries, challenging producers to optimize nutritional quality and safety of IF. The aim of the present article is to give an overview on the assessment and comparison of risks and beneﬁts associated with BM and IF consumption. To date, this intensively debated subject has been mainly investigated. It has been shown that both diets could be sources of beneﬁcial health effects in terms of nutrition and also risks in terms of chemical safety. Moreover, microbiologists have demonstrated that IF consumption can cause illness due to product contamination or inappropriate milk preparation. The article concludes on the bottlenecks and gaps that should be investigated to further progress the quantiﬁcation of the impact of early diet on infant health. Performing a multi-disciplinary risk-beneﬁt assessment with DALY as endpoint might be a future option to help prioritize management options.

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	volume = {58},
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	abstract = {The safety and quality of infant milk, whether it is breast milk ({BM}) or infant formula ({IF}), are a major concern for parents and public health authorities. {BM} is recommended as the gold standard at {WHO} level. However, nowadays {IF} appears as an essential alternative in Western countries, challenging producers to optimize nutritional quality and safety of {IF}. The aim of the present article is to give an overview on the assessment and comparison of risks and beneﬁts associated with {BM} and {IF} consumption. To date, this intensively debated subject has been mainly investigated. It has been shown that both diets could be sources of beneﬁcial health effects in terms of nutrition and also risks in terms of chemical safety. Moreover, microbiologists have demonstrated that {IF} consumption can cause illness due to product contamination or inappropriate milk preparation. The article concludes on the bottlenecks and gaps that should be investigated to further progress the quantiﬁcation of the impact of early diet on infant health. Performing a multi-disciplinary risk-beneﬁt assessment with {DALY} as endpoint might be a future option to help prioritize management options.},
	pages = {126--145},
	number = {1},
	journaltitle = {Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition},
	author = {Boué, Géraldine and Cummins, Enda and Guillou, Sandrine and Antignac, Jean-Philippe and Le Bizec, Bruno and Membré, Jeanne-Marie},
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