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Routledge Banking on Milk - UK Human Milk Donation Ethnography

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Banking on Milk offers an in-depth ethnographic exploration of donor human milk banking across the United Kingdom and beyond, examining the lived experiences of those involved in this vital healthcare practice. Through extensive ethnographic observations and sensitive interviews with donors, parents of recipients, and staff from four different UK milk banks, this study reveals the everyday realities and motivations behind milk donation. The research explores critical questions including why people choose to donate, how parents discover milk banking services, and the ways milk donation influences lifestyle decisions. Drawing on fieldwork across multiple UK milk banks and comparative visits to European facilities, this Routledge publication provides a comprehensive sociological perspective on human milk banking practices, their social significance, and their impact on individuals and families who depend on this essential service.

Key Features

Ethnographic study based on extensive observations and interviews across four UK milk banks and European facilities.

Explores donor motivations, recipient family experiences, and the daily operational realities of milk banking services.

Published by Routledge within the Studies in the Sociology of Health and Illness series.

Combines anthropological and sociological analysis to examine human milk donation as a social and medical practice.

Addresses how milk donation decisions affect lifestyle choices and family health outcomes in the UK healthcare context.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
17 June 2019
Listed Since
17 March 2019

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