Assessing the safety of bioactive ingredients in infant formula that affect the immune system: recommendations from an expert panel

Emily A. Callahan(Tufts University), John B. Wallingford, Richard J. Deckelbaum(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Josef Neu(University of Florida), Talal A. Chatila(Boston Children's Hospital), Kirsi M. Järvinen(ENT and Allergy), Catherine J. Field(University of Alberta), Frank R. Greer(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Ronald E. Kleinman(Harvard University), Joshua D. Milner(National Institutes of Health), Olle Hernell(Umeå University), Kinga K. Smolen(Boston Children's Hospital)
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
October 7, 2021
10.1093/ajcn/nqab346
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