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Re: Risks of PIF not well known
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Fascinating article!  I wonder if this has been well publicized thru WIC in 
US.  I think not :-(  Pat in SNJ

> I felt vindicated this October when the American Academy of Pediatrics 
> published a study on the topic with an official recommendation to avoid 
> powdered infant formula for all babies under 2 months. See:
> http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/early/2012/10/02/peds.2011-3855.abstract?papetoc
> Prevention of Invasive Cronobacter Infections in Young Infants Fed 
> Powdered Infant Formulas

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