Consumer Reports: Infant Formula Safety Follow-Up
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Consumer Reports latest investigation on infant formula safety reveals concerning levels of heavy metals and contaminants in many products, including liquid ready-to-feed options and specialty blends. While some formulas contain inorganic arsenic, lead, PFAS, bisphenol A, and acrylamide, experts stress that all tested formulas are safe for babies. The lack of federal regulations and routine testing has led to the launch of Operation Stork Speed by the FDA, but more power is needed. Parents are advised to consult with pediatricians before switching formulas and to stay informed for their babies safety.
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