FDA to increase testing on baby formula
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will increase its testing on baby formulas for contaminates including heavy metals, the agency announced this week. In a statement the FDA said they along with the HHS is committed to increasing testing for the presence of substances like arsenic, lead and mercury. The plan is called "Operation Stork Speed." Joining LiveNOW to help break it all down is Dr. Joel "Gator" Warsh, Board-Certified Pediatrician.
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