The Global Health Network and FLRF have created LactaHub to enable health professionals, decision-makers and researchers to be more effective in their daily work.
LactaHub is where scientific and evidence-based knowledge about breastfeeding and breastmilk will be brought together in a structured, practice-oriented manner. All content will be reviewed and verified for quality by an independent scientific editorial board, and made freely available.
LactaHub aims to become a thriving community of practice in the field of breastfeeding by:
- Ensuring equal access to the best guidance and knowledge available, in one central location
- Simplifying the search for objective information that has been independently verified
- Opening new channels for knowledge transfer among health professionals – without physical or financial borders
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About The Global Health Network, of the University of Oxford
Faster and better research is critical to solving the world’s biggest health challenges. The Global Health Network enables researchers and organisations to share best practice and know-how with each other to drive progress, while empowering local health professionals undertaking research in the world’s most vulnerable settings. The Global Health Network facilitates sustainable health improvements through sharing of research methods, delivering training and supporting career development. The result is easier, faster, better research to help address the world's biggest health challenges.
About the Family Larsson Rosenquist Foundation
The Family Larsson-Rosenquist Foundation was established in 2013, born from the vision of a world in which every child is granted an optimum start in life through the benefits of breastmilk. Based in Frauenfeld, Switzerland, it is one of the world’s only philanthropic foundations dedicated entirely to supporting and promoting breastfeeding and breastmilk.