Infant and specialty formula – What’s in them and why

Expert/s: Dr Janet Green
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56% of GPs rated this lecture as excellent

In this Healthed lecture, Dr Janet Green presents what it is that is so special about breast milk and what needs to be considered when an alternative nutritional source for an infant needs to be found. In addition she outlines the differences between the various infant formulas currently available, including the role for more specialised formulas. 

Last Updated: 18 Sep, 2024

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