Before revision: In 1748, in the book “ An Essay upon Nursing, and the Management of Children, from Their Birth to Three Years of Age ” by Cadogan, colostrum was recognized as a substance responsible for the elimination of meconium, and prevention of illnesses of mothers and children.
After revision: In 1748, in the book " An Essay upon Nursing, and the Management of Children, from Their Birth to Three Years of Age " by Cadogan, colostrum was recognized as a substance responsible for the elimination of meconium, and prevention of illnesses of mothers and children.