
FDA Warns Against Using Recalled Baby Formulas Tied To Infections
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The transcript discusses concerns about powdered infant formula potentially contaminated with dangerous bacteria. Authorities have identified specific products from Abbott Nutrition, including Similac, Alimentum, and Elecare, manufactured at a facility in Sturgis, MI. The FDA advises parents to avoid using products with certain code numbers and expiration dates. A voluntary recall is being coordinated with Abbott Labs.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What should parents check to determine if they should avoid using the products?
Expiration date
First two digits of the code
Both expiration date and code
None of the above
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What action is the FDA taking in response to the contamination?
Voluntary recall
Mandatory recall
No action
Investigation only
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