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Serum concentration of lipids in infants according to the type of feeding. Preliminary data.

There have been reports of differences in serum lipid levels in infants according to type of feeding, with a higher concentration of total cholesterol and LDL‐cholesterol in breastfed infants than those fed in mixed form (i.e. human milk and infant formula). Therefore, the objective of the study is to present data on the serum concentration of lipids in infants according to the type of feeding.