Are you referring to the AAP list?  Best places to look now days is in 
www.infantrisk.org  or http://toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/  at this site go down the 
index on the left screen to Lactmed.  Then a screen will come up and you put 
the med name in and it will give you current info.  Of course Tom Hale's 
book is always handy to have on site for quick look ups.  Save the 
complicated stuff for Infant Risk Center and Lactmed.  Pat in SNJ



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Sent: Friday, November 26, 2010 11:57 PM
Subject: Transfer of Drugs into Human Milk


> Hello,  the policy on the "transfer of drugs into human milk"  is expired 
> and I can
>
>
> no longer access it on-line.  Does any one know when a new one is expected 
> to be
>
>
> release?  Chris
>
>
> Christine Betzold NP CLC MSN
> www.theBFclinic.com
> 714-269-9879
>
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