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Re: industry working to make live human milk in a can
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Interesting... I've been going thru the CBI files for databasing.  We are up 
to Human Milk Composition (about 8 file drawers).  I can clearly see where 
studies have been done to figure out what needs to be put in formula.  I 
love the ones that BF for  short amount of times, or solids started early as 
part of the protocol. How is it relevant to compare babies BF briefly?   I 
keep thinking how does that play out over a lifetime when BF was so much 
shorter than normal?  Have 2 file drawers to go.  I'll be so glad when these 
are done!!!  Pat in SNJ 

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