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Francoise, The research Judy refers to was published in the Lancet.
Here's the online copy of it:
http://www.thelancet.com/reg/issues/vol354no9177/body.early471.html

In a nutshell it reports transmission to the infant to be very similar in
artificially fed and FULLY breastfed infants.  The higher transmission
rates occur when the breastfed infant has mixed feedings.

Denise

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