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Revitalizing the Journey – from Science to Impact

At the Family Larsson-Rosenquist Foundation, we have one priority:
helping build innovative, efficient pathways to a world where every child has an optimum start in life through the benefits of breastmilk.

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Research

Through endowed chairs and grantmaking, we support research endeavors that align with real world needs, so evidence can lead to lasting impact.

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Tools & Resources

We invest in evidence-based tools and resources that help researchers, practitioners, and policymakers apply the science of breastfeeding to community and country-wide strategies to support maternal and newborn health.

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Country Collaboration

As our strategy evolves, we seek to support regional and national leaders to identify and implement context-specific solutions to close the critical gap between breastfeeding policy and implementation.

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Latest News

SECO interview: Breastfeeding in Swiss workplaces

17 Sep. 2024

Hear from Switzerland’s State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) about its awareness-raising campaign “Breastfeeding at the workplace” in honor of Swiss Breastfeeding Week, 15-21 September 2024.

Ethical, Social Questions Now Easier to Assess

02 Sep. 2024

A new framework for assessing whether breastfeeding interventions are ethical and socially appropriate is now available, built by ethics experts from the University of Zurich.

What mothers think about breastfeeding

02 Sep. 2024

Is a standard questionnaire still reliable, when translated to German? Find out, with the Family Larsson-Rosenquist Foundation Center for Neurodevelopment, Growth, and Nutrition of the Newborn.

2022 University Of Western Australia FLRF

Take prebiotics, modulate human milk composition?

02 Sep. 2024

Key immunomodulatory proteins in breastmilk change when pregnant and breastfeeding mothers take prebiotic supplements, find researchers at the LRF CIBF.

SECO interview: Breastfeeding in Swiss workplaces

17 Sep. 2024

Ethical, Social Questions Now Easier to Assess

02 Sep. 2024

A new framework for assessing whether breastfeeding interventions are ethical and socially appropriate is now available, built by ethics experts from the University of Zurich.

What mothers think about breastfeeding

02 Sep. 2024

Is a standard questionnaire still reliable, when translated to German? Find out, with the Family Larsson-Rosenquist Foundation Center for Neurodevelopment, Growth, and Nutrition of the Newborn.

Take prebiotics, modulate human milk composition?

02 Sep. 2024

Key immunomodulatory proteins in breastmilk change when pregnant and breastfeeding mothers take prebiotic supplements, find researchers at the LRF CIBF.