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Health18:19 · Jun 16

Health Ministry reviews infant formula and psychiatric drug claims after hospitalizations

Channel 13Center
Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
The story · English

Israel’s Health Ministry is examining reports involving infant formula and psychiatric medications after several babies were hospitalized. The article provides only the response from Prinect, which said its products are tested twice, first by a certified laboratory at the manufacturing plant and again when they enter Israel.

According to the company, laboratory tests it conducted found no concern about foreign substances in the products. Prinect also said product samples were sent to the Health Ministry for further examination.

No additional details about the hospitalizations, the medicines, or the outcome of the ministry review were included in the provided text.

Read the original at Channel 13

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