have gone and talked to co-worker, and discovered that there is no published study that compares the amount of available milk taken by baby with the amount of available milk that is typically expressed, within individuals. There are studies that look at amount taken by the baby (average 67%, sorry, no SDs or measures of within/between participant variation), and pumping under various conditions (between 60 and 65%, again, no useful information there).
[it has gone on the list of things that we might get around to doing, one of these days. I'll put it on my list of possible work place projects....]
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Date: 2015-10-21 01:19 am (UTC)[it has gone on the list of things that we might get around to doing, one of these days. I'll put it on my list of possible work place projects....]