FYI. In reading the November 1995 issue of the AAP News ("The official newspaper of the American Academy of Pediatrics"), they report their votes on resolutions at the 1995 AAP Annual Chapter Forum in September. Of particular interest: #6. BREASTFEEDING AS AN ACADEMY POLICY. Submitted by Nebraska Chapter. Resolved, that the Academy advocate that electrical breast pumps be made available through medical plans and third party payers, and be it further Resolved, that the Academy recommend that time be given to the mother by her employer during her work hours to use breast pumps." Disposition: ADOPTED." "#56. PUTTING MORE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE ACADEMY AND THE FORMULA INDUSTRY. Submitted by Habib Rathle, MD. Resolved, that the Academy gradually sever all financial ties between it and the infant formula industry over the next five years. Disposition: DEFEATED" "#7. INITIATIVE TO ENHANCE AND INCREASE BREASTFEEDING OF INFANTS IN THE UNITED STATES. Submitted by David A. Cimino, MD. Resolved, that the Academy, through the appropriate committees and its Washington office, develop initiatives to increase the incidence of breastfeeding by awareness, education, and a cash rebate or tax credit to breastfeeding mothers. Disposition: DEFEATED." One out of three......