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NC works to expand availability of donor breast milk as demand rises

Summary by North Carolina Health News
By Rachel Crumpler Demand for pasteurized donor breast milk is rising. More than 10 percent of babies born in North Carolina are premature, according to state data. In 2023, that meant 12,885 premature infants. Breast milk helps protect premature babies’ guts and helps facilitate their growth. The increased demand is due to growing recognition of the health benefits, as well as an uptick in premature infants in North Carolina receiving the milk.…
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North Carolina Health News broke the news in on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
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