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Companies pushing 'toddler milk' for 'growth' need oversight, experts warn

November 30, 2016 Carol Clark

Liquid-based nutritional supplements, originally formulated for malnourished or undernourished children, need more regulatory oversight as they are increasingly marketed to promote growth in children generally, warn researchers at Emory University.

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