Does breast-feeding increase the child's risk of breast cancer?
Miller, R.W.; Fraumeni, J.F.
Pediatrics 49(5): 645-646
1972
ISSN/ISBN: 0031-4005 PMID: 5035412 Document Number: 45511
The authors review recent literature on the possible viral transmission of breast cancer via mothers' milk, and conclude that the data available at present do not support the theory that breast cancer may be transmitted from mother to offspring through breast feeding.
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