Wrongful Death Lawsuit Blames Enfamil Formula for Fatal Case of NEC in Preterm Infant
Newborn died of "catastrophic injuries" because Mead Johnson failed to warn about the cow's milk-based Enfamil formula risks, the lawsuit claims.
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Family claims Similac cow's milk-based formula caused a deadly case of necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), which rendered the newborn's bowels nonviable.
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The lawsuit indicates the child died a day after being diagnosed with NEC, due to feeding the premature baby Similac cow's milk-based infant formula products.
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