Mother's milk vs sweet syrup: which soothes babies better during shots?
NCT ID NCT02109263
Summary
This study tested whether breastfeeding or a sugar solution works better to reduce pain in newborns during medical procedures like injections. Researchers enrolled 114 healthy, full-term breastfed babies and measured brain activity changes during the procedures. The goal was to find the most effective natural method to comfort infants without using medications.
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Centre hospitalier universitaire
Brest, 29200, France
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