Probiotics, Fatty Acids Are Case Studies In IoM Infant Formula Report
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
New infant formula ingredients should undergo a two-step evaluation process to evaluate potential toxicity, the Institute of Medicine recommends in a report released March 1. The report outlines details the addition of fatty acids and probiotics as case studies
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