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cord-283099-nhz3pye2	Wang, Xue	Unprotected mothers and infants breastfeeding in public amenities during the COVID-19 pandemic	2020-07-21		.txt	text/plain	2355	129	53	Here we outline the common issues in the current design of lactation facilities and the use of other public amenities by breastfeeding mothers, as a timely reminder on the potential risks to breastfeeding mothers and unprotected infants during the current pandemic ( Fig. 1) . Overall, breastfeeding appears to be a good practice to maintain the health and reduce the risks for infants during the current pandemic, yet there is a need for sufficient lactation rooms in the public space. The number of lactation rooms have increased in the public space, yet many issues remain to be solved, such as inadequate area, location near toilets, poor ventilation and lack of air temperature control The COVID-19 episode has also accentuated the risk induced by poor ventilation. In light of the known risks of fecal-oral transmission of COVID-19, breastfeeding in public toilets is not recommended during the current pandemic.	./cache/cord-283099-nhz3pye2.txt	./txt/cord-283099-nhz3pye2.txt