fortified human milk

How is Human Milk Fortified?

Fortification can be achieved in several ways:
Adding human milk fortifiers (HMF) available in liquid or powder form.
Using donor milk that has already been fortified.
Combining breast milk with specially formulated preterm infant formulas.

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