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Do chemicals in the environment pass to infants through breast milk?

April 26, 2017breast chemicals Environment infants milk pass

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Do chemicals in the environment pass to infants through breast milk?

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While some women may have detectable levels of chemical agents in their breast milk, no established “normal” or “abnormal” levels exist to aide in clinical interpretation. As a result, breast milk is not routinely tested for environmental pollutants.