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An extended midwifery support programme did not increase breast feeding at 6 months, compared with standard postnatal midwifery support

https://doi.org/10.1136/ebn1071

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    • Competing interests LW is a director and shareholder of Health Behaviour Research Ltd, a company that uses the results of research to provide evidence-based interventions, including training healthcare staff in breastfeeding support skills.