Community milk drives are taking place in various locations across the Bay Area. The events are related to the importance of human milk for newborns. A nurse and resource nurse manager from Mothers' Milk Bank California was interviewed about this topic.
Further information about the nutritional value of human milk and the community milk drives can be found through KTVU FOX 2 News, including an interview with Fatemah Mohammad of Mothers' Milk Bank California.
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