I haven't gone through the course, so can not comment about the 
content.  Danone are the manufacturers of Nutricia Formula.  I have 
no information on ByHeart.

Certainly this unit of education needs a disclaimer that it is 
sponsored or at least led by speakers involved in infant formula manufacture.

Regards,
Ruth Berkowitz, IBCLC; BFHI Assessor & Educator;
Grad. Dip Counselling; ABA breastfeeding counsellor
& trainer & assessor (Cert IV, TAE); Dip. Lactation;
(B.Sci.(Ed, USA); M.L.S.(Monash). KEW EAST VICTORIA AUSTRALIA


>Date:    Sat, 5 Jun 2021 10:06:29 -0700
>From:    Susan Lawrence <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Prime?
>
>I noticed that Medscape (a digest of medical news and offers continuing ed)
>is now featuring frequent articles on formula and infant nutrition (formula
>based as well).
>
>The continuing ed is offered through them by Primeinc.org.
>
>I'm wondering if anyone knows who/what is behind Prime?
>
>While they appear to cover other subjects, there is a sudden deluge of
>their formula-based CME activities on Medscape, and I'm curious to know if
>Abbot or Mead-Johnson might be in the shadows behind this??
>
>example:
>https://primeinc.org/online/infant-nutritional-choices-engaging-parents-discussion
>
>Susan Lawrence, RN, IBCLC
>California

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