There really is little to do about it, I had signed up with google ads for
my web site to try and generate a few $$ to aid in the rising costs for
hosting as it is being viewed more and more all the tie=me, and image my
surprise when I saw a formula ad on there, I nearly had a heart attach, I
went to my account set up and blocked certain words to get rid of it, but it
stuck, so I ended up deleting the google ads from my site for this very
reason.... Cindy

**The ubiquitousness of promotion of artificial baby milks (ABMs) is a topic
**that Lactnetters will be well aware of.  Placement of advertising is one
**such matter.  This came to mind just now, when I checked to see what
**online publications had taken up a report of my research.  Two that I
**looked at had advertising with them that included an offer of a "Free
**Sample of a Unique Baby Formula", under the heading "Baby Feeding
**Problems", right above the journalists' reports about my research.  Once
**something is out in cyberspace, there isn't much one can do.  The link to
**the better of the articles is:
**http://www.aphroditewomenshealth.com/news/breastfeeding.shtml  The
**journalist has done some good backgrounding about the hazards of
**artificial feeding and discussed current manipulations of contents of
**ABMs.  (Pity about that ad, though.)
**
**Virginia

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