Today's Wiessinger prize goes to Linda Anderegg for improving the accuracy
of the headline discussed on LN the past few days:
"Fortifiying human milk with artificial milk negates benefits to premature
babies' brains"

According to the **original** headline and story, not only should
institutions who push formula in the NICU feel just fine about it, even
mothers who manage to breastfeed their premature babies should feel guilty -
after all, they are probably just forcing the babies to breastfeed for their
own egotistical needs, right?!

Rachel Myr
Kristiansand, Norway, where this morning we are basking in the reflected
glory of a gold medal in men's javelin at the Olympics, won by a KID FROM MY
PART OF TOWN on Saturday :-)  (and I know nothing about his infant feeding
history)

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