Rockford, IL 61104
Northern IL Breastfeeding Task Force
Presents
HUMAN MILK...It Does All Bodies Good
This in-person mini conference will explore human milk composition and the role it has on maternal and infant nutriiton and how we can build support for breastfeeding families by collaborating with healthcare partners.
Speaker: Miena Hall MD, IBCLC
Miena has a medical degree from the University of Illinois at Chicago. She completed her family medicine residency at the UChicago Medicine AdventHealth Hinsdale Hospital and her fellowship in breastfeeding and lactation medicine at the University of Rochester Medical Center and is a graduate of the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine Leadership Academy.
Topics Include:
Liquid Gold: Exploring the Composition of Human Milk and the Role of Donor Milk in Infant Nutrition
Fueling Lactation: Maternal Nutrition, Milk Composition, and the Role of Elimination Diets
Strengthening Lactation Support Through Interdisciplinary Collaboration: A Model for Breastfeeding Medicine Physicians and IBCLCs
Target Audience: Anyone who works with Breastfeeding Families
Registration Begins December 1st.
Cost to attend: $60
Light Breakfast and Lunch provided
Northern IL Breastfeeding Task Force
Presents
HUMAN MILK...It Does All Bodies Good
This in-person mini conference will explore human milk composition and the role it has on maternal and infant nutriiton and how we can build support for breastfeeding families by collaborating with healthcare partners.
Speaker: Miena Hall MD, IBCLC
Miena has a medical degree from the University of Illinois at Chicago. She completed her family medicine residency at the UChicago Medicine AdventHealth Hinsdale Hospital and her fellowship in breastfeeding and lactation medicine at the University of Rochester Medical Center and is a graduate of the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine Leadership Academy.
Topics Include:
Liquid Gold: Exploring the Composition of Human Milk and the Role of Donor Milk in Infant Nutrition
Fueling Lactation: Maternal Nutrition, Milk Composition, and the Role of Elimination Diets
Strengthening Lactation Support Through Interdisciplinary Collaboration: A Model for Breastfeeding Medicine Physicians and IBCLCs
Target Audience: Anyone who works with Breastfeeding Families
Registration Begins December 1st.
Cost to attend: $60
Light Breakfast and Lunch provided