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> George Hersbach, president and CEO, Pharming Ltd., The Netherlands.
> Before Dolly the cloned sheep, there was Herman the genetically
> engineered bull. Herman's female offspring produce human lactoferrin,
> a natural antibiotic, for infant formula. Pharming Ltd.'s first products
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> be launched in 1999.
I think I posted this before, but when my daughter heard about cows
producing milk that is like human milk, she said, "When it comes to feeding
human babies, they just can't keep the COW out of the equation."
Patricia Gima, IBCLC
Milwaukee, WI--Where cows are not only in the equation, but everywhere else too.
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