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Alerts & Safety Information and Reporting Illnesses, Injuries and Problems
Alerts and Safety Information
Reporting Illnesses, Injuries and Problems
Alerts and Safety Information
- FDA Issues Health Information Advisory on Infant Formula September 12, 2008
- Information on E. sakazakii Infections in Hospitalized Infants Associated with Use of Powdered Infant Formulas
- FDA Warns About Possible Enterobacter sakazakii Infections in Hospitalized Newborns Fed Powdered Infant Formulas April 12, 2002
- Health Professionals Letter on Enterobacter sakazakii Infections Associated With Use of Powdered (Dry) Infant Formulas in Neonatal Intensive Care Units April 1, 2002; Revised October 10, 2002
- CDC Morbidity & Mortality Weekly Report - "E. sakazakii" Infections Associated With Use of Powdered Infant Formulas" April 12, 2002 (available in PDF )
Reporting Illnesses, Injuries and Problems
- Reporting Illnesses or Injuries to FDA
- Anyone, including health care providers and consumers, can report illnesses or injuries to FDA, and can do so by mail, fax or on-line (Internet). See MedWatch.
- Report to Manufacturer
Infant formula manufacturers provide toll-free telephone numbers on the labels of their products and should be notified about problems, complaints, or injuries caused by their products.
- Problems with Infant Formula Products
- Report to Manufacturer
Infant formula manufacturers provide toll-free telephone numbers on the labels of their products and should be notified about problems, complaints, or injuries caused by their products. - FDA Problem Reporting (Includes list of consumer complaint coordinators, and when and how to report)
- Report to Manufacturer
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