>Well having written a book in Hebrew 1995 and having my publisher sell it
to one of the formula companies in >Israel without my knowledge,

So, does this mean that any book that is published can be purchased in bulk
and a new cover added with any logo that the purchasers desire?  For
example someone could buy up Tom Hale's book Medications and Mothers' Milk
and put their own logo on it for their financial benefit?

Or Jack Newman's book.

Ross will certainly get a boost in sales by the implied endorsement of the
AAP. The advantage of the AAP endorsement is that it is so nebulous--The
Whole AAP, not just one "Author, MD."

"AAP Guidelines for Breastfeeding"

"Ross Laboratories, maker of THIS formula"

As one mother told me, "I can't believe that the hospital would give me
formula to take home if there was [sic] any harm in giving it to my baby."

This is so distressing. Is this the 2002 WBW formula company "coup"?

Pat Gima, IBCLC
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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