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Living the Promise: Ameae Walker
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Because babies grow well on formula, the benefits of breast-feeding are not immediately apparent. Long-term studies are beginning to show a higher incidence of disease — including asthma and diabetes — among patients who were fed formula as infants. However, the cellular and biological mechanisms are not yet well understood. By shedding light on how immune systems function, Dr. Walker contributes new knowledge in the fight to improve human health.
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