This fortifier is only used on premature babies that weigh less than two pounds 12 ounces, and are typically born between 23 and 30 weeks gestation, Estler said.

Surgifort fortifier is a concentrated, pasteurized, liquid human milk-based product that contains calories, protein, fat, and carbohydrate derived from donated human milk, with added minerals.

The global human milk fortifier market is dominated by powder segment. North America region accounted for the largest share, valued at ~US$ 85.82 million in 2022. Asia Pacific is estimated to ...

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Prolacta estimates that the cost of feeding an infant the fortifier can range from $5,600 to $10,000 per hospital stay. Those costs, however, are billed to insurers.

Now, a new research study from the University of Missouri and University College in London suggests that using a human-based milk fortifier has better health outcomes for severely underweight ...

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