ByHeart infant formula recalled after botulism sickens 13 children nationwide
The FDA and CDC confirmed a botulism outbreak linked to ByHeart Whole Nutrition Infant Formula, resulting in the hospitalization of 13 infants across 10 states, including one in Washington. Parents are urged to immediately dispose of the recalled formula and seek medical attention if their infant shows symptoms like poor feeding or loss of head control.
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