The Endocrinology of Human Lactation
LRF OCEHL’s research focuses on the hormonal mechanisms or chemicals that control and regulate cells and organs in the production of breastmilk.
LRF OCEHL’s research focuses on the hormonal mechanisms or chemicals that control and regulate cells and organs in the production of breastmilk.
Bryony Davies has won the first-ever FLRF Fellowship award, in order to research breastfeeding to improve health outcomes for Small Vulnerable Newborns.
Congratulations to Xin Meng who has been awarded a University of Oxford Medical Sciences Pump-Priming grant!
The OCEHL director, Prof Fadil Hannan joined leading thinkers from around the world last week in London to discuss healthcare challenges and the use of cutting-edge technologies to address these.
It is widely recognised that breastfeeding improves child development and the long-term health of the mother. Less is known about the hormones that work to ensure successful milk production. We aim to further understand these molecular mechanisms in order to produce better and more evidence-based support for breastfeeding mothers.