Baby Illnesses Not Linked in Mead Johnson Formula Case

Business Week Friday 30th December, 2011

Dec. 30 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. regulators tracking the origins of illnesses in two infants say the cases that triggered a store withdrawal of Mead Johnson Nutrition Co.’s baby formula aren’t connected, according to genetic tests of the bacteria that infected them.

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