Does breastfeeding reduce the need for withdrawal treatment in opioid-exposed infants?
Breastfed neonates exposed to OMT medication prenatally, and methadone-exposed newborns in particular, have lower incidence of NAS and require shorter pharmacotherapy for NAS than infants who are not breastfed. The results add to the evidence regarding the benefits of breastfeeding for neonates prenatally exposed to OMT medications.
miR-345 downregulation confers apoptosis resistance to PC cells, and its restoration could be exploited for therapeutic benefit.