That article is from aol news (baby formula to resemble breast milk).  Just
thought I'd take a quote from the article:

"'It's impossible to walk out on the street and pick out a baby who was
breast-fed or formula-fed, so you know you're not talking huge differences,''
cautions Dr. William Heird of the Children's Nutrition Research Center at
Baylor College of Medicine."

Yes, let us all thank Baylor College of Medicine once again.  First for its
patenting of human milk and second for promoting an infant formula that
resembles breastmilk.
I just can't say enough good things about Baylor. This is one of the wonders
of breastmilk research.  I hope Baylor thanks all the women who donated their
milk in order that we could further the infant formula industry.  Oh we
should thank Dr. William Heird, too, for informing us that there are no huge
differences between breastfed and formula fed infants.  Valerie W. McClain,
IBCLC

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