Study Finds Black Preemie Infants More Likely to Experience NEC Injuries
A new study finds wide disparities between the rates of NEC deaths among Black and White infants.
A new study finds wide disparities between the rates of NEC deaths among Black and White infants.
A new study finds that pasteurized human milk products do not negatively affect the gut microbiome of preterm infants, suggesting it does not increase the risk of NEC.
A lawsuit filed against the makers of Similac and Enfamil cow's milk infant formula products claims a child suffered life-long injuries due to necrotizing enterocolitis complications.
A NEC lawsuit filed by a mother in Arkansas claims being fed Similac and Enfamil infant formula products led to severe injuries and developmental problems for her preterm infant.
A WHO report warns that infant formula manufacturers are being overly aggressive in marketing products to new parents and pregnant women around the world, in violation of some international standards.
A wrongful death lawsuit blames baby formula manufacturers for a fatal case of necrotizing enterocolitis which claimed the life of a one-month old premature baby early last year.
A motion filed in the Illinois Supreme Court calls for all baby formula NEC lawsuits in that state to be consolidated before one judge for pretrial proceedings.
More and more families are filing Simply Thick lawsuits over injuries and death allegedly suffered by infants given the thickening agent.