This study presents a randomised double-blind clinical trial in neonates presenting with tongue-tie (ankyloglossia): frenotomy (performed with scissors) versus a sham procedure, with evaluation of the LATCH score and pain immediately following the procedure.

Evidence-based medicine has become a widely discussed topic, and the COVID-19 crisis highlighted for the general public the importance of reliable, high-quality studies in guiding healthcare recommendations. The mere fact that a scientific journal publishes a study on a given topic does not establish certainty.

Skin-to-Skin :This Cochrane review presents the most up-to-date evidence on immediate or early skin-to-skin contact between mothers and their healthy newborns, drawing on 69 randomised trials including more than 7,000 mother-infant dyads across diverse settings

Increasingly, pregnant women ask this question during preparation for breastfeeding: antenatal colostrum expression. This is a practice studied in very specific cases (notably gestational diabetes), but which is becoming more widely disseminated with the appearance of dedicated equipment, influencer marketing, and strong enthusiasm on social media.