If there is deadly bacteria in formula that your infant could eat, would you want the FDA to know about it only when it might cause a supply shortage?
Katie Porter: “If there is deadly bacteria in formula that your infant could eat, would you want the FDA to know about it only when it…”
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Porter questions the adequacy of current laws on notifying the FDA about bacterial contamination.
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