Posts tagged as:

breastmilk

Nestlé-sponsored TV show: “Breastmilk no different from Coca-Cola.”

by Lauredhel on February 1, 2010

in Science, consumerism, gender & feminism, health, reproductive justice

WA Milk Bank: 470 premature babies served

by Lauredhel on March 21, 2009

in health, medicine, reproductive justice, technology

Medela Bites its Thumb at the WHO Code

by Lauredhel on March 10, 2009

in consumerism, ethics & philosophy, exploitation, gender & feminism, health, language, law & order, reproductive justice, social change

Some women are afraid of being mummy-tracked; others are afraid of being fired.

by Lauredhel on March 6, 2009

in exploitation, gender & feminism, health, law & order, race & racism, reproductive justice, social justice, work and family

Stanford Journal Symposium on Parenting, and the Giant Iconic Bottle

by Lauredhel on February 18, 2009

in disability, ethics & philosophy, gender & feminism, law & order, reproductive justice, sexuality and health, work and family

Salma Hayek cross-nurses needy baby in Africa

by Lauredhel on February 7, 2009

in Culture, activism/charity, consumerism, disability, ethics & philosophy, gender & feminism, health, reproductive justice, social change

Two little slices of stupid

by Lauredhel on January 31, 2009

in Politics, gender & feminism, health, race & racism, reproductive justice

Faves: Bodies, Breasts ‘n’ Birth edition

by Lauredhel on January 3, 2009

in ethics & philosophy, gender & feminism, health, medicine, reproductive justice

No more funding for Queensland Mothers Milk Bank

by Lauredhel on August 26, 2008

in Politics, activism/charity, health, medicine

Got Breastmilk? Californian Milk Board Threatens Batik Artist Mum

by Lauredhel on August 5, 2008

in ethics & philosophy, gender & feminism, law & order

Office kitchen biohazards: in pictures

by Lauredhel on July 14, 2008

in gender & feminism, health, reproductive justice, work and family

“Groovy pediatrician”, says Christopher Noxon – uh, no.

by Lauredhel on February 1, 2008

in gender & feminism, medicine

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