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Infant Nutrition - Infant Formula

Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

 

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ASSESSMENT
  1. Growth and Bone Health Concerns in Infants Who Consume Infant Formula Containing Palm Olein Oil
INTERVENTION
  1. Recommendations for the Preparation, Use, Handling and Storage of Infant Formula
    1. Education and support
    2. Chemicals in water 
    3. Water-borne pathogens  
    4. Cleaning equipment
    5. Disinfecting equipment
    6. Preparation Areas
    7. Mixing 
    8. Storage after preparation
    9. Warming feedings
    10. Leftovers
    11. Transporting prepared formula  
  2. Steps to Decrease the Risk of Cronobacter

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