Breastmilk Protein Shields Babies from Infections | Adelaide News

A breakthrough discovery reveals how breastmilk protein osteopontin supercharges newborns’ immune systems—protecting against respiratory infections by reshaping gut bacteria and triggering lung-boosting growth factors. Tested over five years in mice, the research uncovers why breastfeeding is so powerful, even hinting at a diabetes drug that could mimic its effects. Experts praise this exceptional science, while stressing that no formula can fully replace the irreplaceable benefits of breastfeeding—and the urgent need to support moms.

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