A high-profile New York infant nutrition expert with whom Care A2 Plus claims to have worked with says she rejected multiple approaches to consult for the company.
The University of Rochester Medical Center, where Bridget Young is employed, said she had “declined multiple requests from Care A2 to serve as a consultant, and she was not involved in any research the company may have conducted on the nutritional properties of its formula”.
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