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Studies were conducted on certain brands of baby formula and it was found that they were toxic to premature babies, leading to the development of necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) and other complications. Brands of baby formula that were tested and found to be toxic included Enfamil® or Similac®. They failed to disclose to consumers that the formula was not safe for premature infants.
It was found that premature babies that were born between 1991 and present were affected if they were fed the formula. Conditions linked to NEC include infection, inflammation, and in some cases death.
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Popular baby formula brands, Enfamil® and Similac®, were pulled off the shelves after a link was found between the baby formula Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC).
The FDA received reports that an infant's death could be related to a bacterial contamination that was suspected to come from baby formula.
There are 66 pending cases surrounding the toxic formula NEC lawsuit. Countless individuals are suspected to be affected by this toxic formula.
The safety of infant formula has been called into question due to the potential link between formula feeding and a serious gastrointestinal disease called necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), particularly in premature infants. While the exact cause of NEC is not fully understood, several risk factors have been identified, including the use of infant formula.
If you are a parent or caregiver of an infant who has consumed baby formula, the toxic baby formula lawsuit is an issue that could potentially affect you and your child. The lawsuit raises concerns about the safety and quality of certain brands of baby formula, particularly those that may contain harmful substances or contaminants. If your child has been affected by contaminated baby formula, you may have legal options available to you to seek compensation for any medical expenses or other losses related to their illness.