Can text messages help more black moms breastfeed?
NCT ID NCT06375655
Summary
This study tested whether a special text message program designed for Black expectant mothers could help more women breastfeed exclusively for the first two months. Researchers compared this tailored program to a general national maternal health texting service. The goal was to provide better support, as breastfeeding rates are lower among Black women despite its health benefits for both mother and baby.
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Ahuja Rainbow Center for Women and Children
Cleveland, Ohio, 44103, United States
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