Assoc Prof Dr Nurjasmine Aida Jamani from the International Islamic University Malaysia highlighted the challenges faced by human milk bank in Malaysia. Unlike Western countries where HMBs are widely accepted, Malaysia’s adoption is hindered by cultural, societal, and religious barriers.
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Dr. Nurjasmine, an international board-certified lactation consultant, noted that many Malaysians confuse HMBs with informal milk sharing and lack awareness of their benefits. A study by Universiti Malaya found mixed reactions: 279 new mothers were open to using milk from known donors, while 274 were not willing to use milk from unknown donors. The study also revealed varied willingness to donate.
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