Publications by authors named "Addae Yaw Hammond"
Article Synopsis
- A study explored the link between caesarean section (CS) deliveries and poor growth in children, revealing that CS may lead to delayed breastfeeding initiation and increased obesity risk.
- Data from 528 mothers showed that children born via vaginal delivery had significantly better height-for-age scores and breastfeeding practices compared to those delivered by CS.
- The findings suggest that the mode of delivery affects early infant feeding, with vaginal deliveries associated with healthier feeding habits, highlighting potential long-term impacts on child growth and development.
