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October 23, 2025Enfermería CuidándoteOpen Access

Breastfeeding in working women and students in the Faculty of Health Sciences

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BYBryan Alexander Sailema YanzapantaGBGessi Maribel Sandoval Balarezo

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Overview

Qualitative analysis reveals barriers and supports for breastfeeding in working women and students, highlighting maternal and child health needs.

Key Points

  • Breastfeeding experiences of working women and students reveal significant barriers they face.
  • Interviews with ten mothers indicated challenges including economic limitations and academic overload.
  • Qualitative analysis via semi-structured interviews provided insights into their motherhood experiences.
  • Supportive institutional policies are essential to enhance maternal health and promote breastfeeding practices.

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Yanzapanta et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f9840c1881b68f3b7ae758https://doi.org/10.51326/ec.8.9350218
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