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4. Discussion The current study aimed to assess the perceived impact of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic on women and their breastfeeding practices, and on the level of medical advice received during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Our findings showed that 75% of women had difficulty breastfeeding during the pandemic, and 66% of them reported that COVID-19 had a major influence on breastfeeding, mostly due to fear of transmission to their children.
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