Published 2 years ago

Formula Shortage Lands at Least 4 Babies in South Carolina Hospital: Report

Summary by Ground News

Families across the Midlands are scrambling to find baby formula. Four babies have been hospitalized due to issues related to the shortage. The American Academy of Pediatrics advises families not to buy more than a 10-day to 2-week supply of formula. South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs warns that third-party sellers are creating fake websites.

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The Independent

Four infants are hospitalised in South Carolina over baby formula shortage

First military planes bringing formula from Europe will land in US this weekend as parents across the country are forced to turn to alternative products for infants with allergies and intolerances

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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CBS News

Babies hospitalized as formula shortage grows more dire

Multiple children have been hospitalized due to the shortage.

2 years ago

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Newsweek

Baby formula shortage behind 4 hospitalizations in South Carolina hospital

Hospitals in Atlanta and Memphis are also treating infants as a result of the shortage, which has been exacerbated by product recalls and supply chain issues.

2 years ago·United States

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Business Insider

Four babies have been hospitalized in South Carolina due to the national formula shortage

Around the country, parents struggling to find formula are feeding their infant children homemade formula or substitutes, which doctors warn against.

2 years ago·United States

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The Daily Beast

Formula Shortage Lands at Least 4 Babies in South Carolina Hospital: Report

Experts “strongly advise” parents against mixing their own batches of DIY formula using recipes circulating online.

2 years ago·United States

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WCBD

Lowcountry baby hospitalized due to formula shortage

Many American families struggling to find baby formula across the country right now, as there is a nationwide shortage. One baby in the Lowcountry is hospitalized because of the shortage.

2 years ago·Charleston, United States

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