New Yorkers sample cheese made from human breast milk
A New York gallery on Sunday offered adventurous eaters the opportunity to sample cheese made from human breast milk, getting mixed reviews and some puzzled looks. Full story
Milk banks seek more donor milk for babes in need
With her baby fast asleep in the stroller, Valerie Githinji made her way up to the nurses' station in O'Bleness Memorial Hospital's maternity ward. Full story
Ex-UNICEF head joins Nestle board despite protests
Former UNICEF head Ann Veneman is taking a seat on the board of Swiss food and drinks company Nestle SA despite pleas from nutrition advocates who oppose the company's marketing of breast milk substitutes. Full story
Uproar at ex-UNICEF boss joining Nestle board
Former UNICEF boss Ann Veneman should refuse a seat on the board of Nestle because the food giant violates a global code on marketing of breast milk substitutes, nutrition campaign groups said on Wednesday. Full story
Breast Milk From a Cow? Not So Fast...
With help from human genes, cows can now make enhanced milk with health-promoting properties that resemble those of human breast milk. Full story
Cow milk closely mimics that of human breast
Chinese researchers say they have genetically engineered dairy cows to produce milk more akin to human breast milk. Full story
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Black market breast milk
KNTV's Vicky Nguyen reports moms who purchase breast milk through the Internet or from others, may be putting their babies at risk.
FDA grows concerned about breast milk sharing
NBC’s Mara Schiavocampo explains whether it’s safe for new mothers to share their breast milk with strangers.
FDA warns on breast milk donations
NBC’s Mara Schiavocampo reports that the FDA cautions mothers against the unregulated sharing of breast milk, citing dangers such as passing along bacteria and even drugs to babies.
The benefits of breast milk, the tastiness of cheese
A New York City chef whips up cheese using his wife's breast milk. WNBC's Ben Aaron tastes a sample.
Kathie Lee, Hoda talk breast-milk cheese
Chef Daniel Angerer of Klee Brasserie in New York City is offering a cheese appetizer made from his wife’s breast milk. Would you order this very personal menu item? TODAY’s Kathie Lee and Hoda weigh in.
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