>"Ellen Penchuk, IBCLC" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>   The information on breast cancer and tests may be wonderful but their
>information on breastfeeding is very scary.
>
>http://imaginis.com/breasthealth/breastfeeding/

Julie Taylor responded:

>I have searched this website to complain about their inaccurate 
>breastfeeding information but cannot find an appropriate place ( the 
>discussion forum is not  the right place to do this - I want to tell the 
>authors)

I'm not finding who actually writes the content, but my guess would be 
independent contractors. I do not know that for sure, however.

Alissa H. Czyz is the Imaginis.com editor and would probably be the best 
contact. (When I visited the site just now, clicking the feedback link 
simply led to a page thanking me for my feedback. That was not especially 
useful.) To contact the editor, see 
<http://imaginis.com/about/breast_health_team.asp> for details.

By the way, according to the website, the content is physician reviewed. 
Not that that's necessarily worth a hill of beans, but then, there you have it.

regards,
Julia

Julia R. Barrett
Freelance Science Writer & Editor
Mom to Sean (6) and Kira (2)
Madison, Wisconsin

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