The vitamin K debacle: cut the Gordian knot
There are theoretical reasons to believe (and some reports confirm) that it is more effective than current UK regimens and, in relation to vitamin K, it should be no less safe than formula feeding.
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| description | There are theoretical reasons to believe (and some reports confirm) that it is more effective than current UK regimens and, in relation to vitamin K, it should be no less safe than formula feeding. |
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