Brazil runs one of the world's largest milk bank systems, delivering donated breast milk that is both low-cost and safe. This extensive network serves hundreds of thousands of babies annually, providing critical nutrition and supporting infant health nationwide. Photographer Kristin Bethge captures the impact and scale of this vital healthcare infrastructure through her compelling images.
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Inside Brazil’s Lifesaving Milk Bank Network
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“Brazil’s milk bank network supplies affordable, safe donated milk, supporting hundreds of thousands of infants each year.”
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