Why is there no breast milk bank in Israel?
The first attempt to establish such a bank in Israel was in 2004, when Oren Melbarger, chairman of the Israel Association for Premature Infants, approached Knesset member Naomi Blumenthal with the initiative to establish a government body that would provide breast milk to women who, for one reason or another, have difficulty breastfeeding or who have a sensitive baby for the industrial milk substitutes.
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The bill for the Center for Breast Milk Donations, 2007
The proposal of the Center for Breast Milk Donations, 2004-2004
Below are the standards required for the establishment of a breast milk bank produced by the Ministry of Health committee that convened at the initiative of the Lehab Association
The Lehab Association - For Premature Infants in Israel (AR) is a nationwide association established by parents of premature infants and former premature infants for the purpose of promoting and improving the condition of premature infants in Israel, their families, and premature infants in Israel and to reduce the number of premature infants born each year and increase awareness of the dangers of miscarriages.
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