Newman-Goldfarb protocol
Newman-Goldfarb protocol noun: any of a number of protocols to induce lactation in humans, by means of birth control pills (to mimic the hormone levels of pregnancy), domperidone to stimulate milk production, use of a breast pump, etc.
Noun
Newman-Goldfarb protocol (plural Newman-Goldfarb protocols)
- Any of a number of protocols to induce lactation in humans, by means of birth control pills (to mimic the hormone levels of pregnancy), domperidone to stimulate milk production, use of a breast pump, etc.
Forms of Newman-Goldfarb protocol
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Origin of Newman-Goldfarb protocol
Developed by Dr. Jack Newman and Lenore Goldfarb.
Questions about Newman-Goldfarb protocol
- What does Newman-Goldfarb protocol mean?
- Newman-Goldfarb protocol means any of a number of protocols to induce lactation in humans, by means of birth control pills (to mimic the hormone levels of pregnancy), domperidone to stimulate milk production, use of a breast pump, etc.
- What part of speech is Newman-Goldfarb protocol?
- Newman-Goldfarb protocol is a noun.
- What is the plural of Newman-Goldfarb protocol?
- The plural of Newman-Goldfarb protocol is Newman-Goldfarb protocols.
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