NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - All infant formulas may not be equal when it comes to babies' weight gain over their first months of life, a new study finds. In a study that followed 56 formula-fed ...

A new study published in Nutrients has raised fresh questions about the impact of non-standard infant formulas on babies’ early growth patterns. Researchers from the University of Iowa found that ...

Researchers from the University of Iowa found that babies fed lactose-free or hydrolyzed formulas gained weight faster in their first year, raising new questions about how modern formula compositions ...

Breast fed newborns had significant larger thymus compared to that standard formula fed. We report for the first time a double blind study on healthy term newborns evaluating the effect of human milk ...

Infants at high risk for allergy fed a partially hydrolyzed vs. standard formula had decreased risks for food allergy and atopic dermatitis from birth to 5 years, according to results published in ...