Carrie Arnold

Carrie Arnold is a freelance science writer covering many aspects of health and the living world. Before that, she worked in the field of public health for many years. She has written for a wide variety of magazines and other publications, including Scientific American, Discover, Slate, Aeon, Nautilus and Women’s Health. Carrie lives in Virginia with her husband and cat.

Do money and mother’s milk mix?

Carrie Arnold | 3 Oct 2015 |

tags: breast milk, commodification
Demand for human breast milk is increasing “exponentially”. What are the ethics of creating a market for it?

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Carrie Arnold | 3 Oct 2015 |

tags: breast milk, commodification Demand for human breast milk is increasing “exponentially”. What are the ethics of creating a market for it?

Demand for human breast milk is increasing “exponentially”. What are the ethics of creating a market for it?

tags: breast milk, commodification
Demand for human breast milk is increasing “exponentially”. What are the ethics of creating a market for it?