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We typically pick them up as babies from our mothers' mouths.
They could be mothers of children between five and seven, or teenagers planning to buy a new phone in the next three months.
It will spend the next six months drinking 225 liters of its mothers thick, fatty milk per day.
It's impacting the students trying to go to college, the single mothers trying to get health care, the veterans coming home from battle.
This precision approach to a public health problem has cut by nearly half HIV transmission from mothers to baby in the last five years.
We should work like our mothers.
And many were mothers while they were still children themselves.
I never forgot that message, and now, when difficult or painful things happen to me in my life or my work, of course at first I resist them, but then I remember what I learned from the mothers: stay open.
Today we have adoption, stepfamilies, surrogate mothers.
Tell her she was born as you were, as your mothers before, and the sisters beside them, in the age of legends, like always.
In 2013, I was sitting on the cold, hard floor of a refugee camp tent with mothers sitting around me as I was conducting a focus group.
Towards the end of the focus group, and as I was thanking the mothers for their time, the elderly lady looked at me while pointing at the young girl, and said to me, "Can you help us with...?"
How many mothers do we have here?
But not only is it painful, it kills lots of babies, it kills lots of mothers, and it's very expensive to produce.
At Arizona State University, in the Comparative Lactation Lab, I decode mothers' milk composition to understand its complexity and how it influences infant development.
The most important thing that I've learned is that we do not do enough to support mothers and babies.
And when we fail mothers and babies, we fail everyone who loves mothers and babies: the fathers, the partners, the grandparents, the aunties, the friends and kin that make our human social networks.
Mothers aren't just eating for two, they're eating for two to the trillions.
These mothers and babies deserve our best science.
Mothers have gotten the message and the vast majority of mothers intend to breastfeed, but many do not reach their breastfeeding goals.
This is a problem, because mothers can grapple with many problems in the minutes, hours, days and weeks of lactation.
These mothers deserve knowledgeable clinical staff that understand these processes.
Mothers will call me as they're grappling with these struggles, crying with wobbly voices.
And in the context of humanitarian crises, like Syrian mothers fleeing war zones, the smallest drops can buffer babies from the biggest global challenges.
But understanding breast milk is not just about messaging to mothers and policy makers.
Some mothers do a lot of that, some mothers do very little, and most are in between.
They have a different way of living than those that were not treated as intensively by their mothers.
I am interested in how genes are marked by a chemical mark during embryogenesis, during the time we're in the womb of our mothers, and decide which gene will be expressed in what tissue.
And therefore, the preparation that we had by our mothers is turning out to be maladaptive.
And other monkeys were reared with their normal, natural mothers.
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