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¹Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne.

Australian Family Physician

|October 1, 1994

Abstract:

It is vital that GPs resist the temptation to change the type of formula being fed to an infant without a clear indication. In addition to the confusion it creates for mothers and infants, it is potentially hazardous.

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