A clinical study of the draught reflex in human lactation.

The problems of human lactation have lost their urgency and unfortunately even their interest for the majority of the medical profession since the introduction of safe and satisfactory artificial foods. But for thousands of lactating women the problems are no less acute now than they were for their ancestors. The joy and sense of achievement given by satisfactory lactation is no less real nor is the sense of dissatisfaction and personal inefficiency less acute because of the existence of satisfactory substitutes.