Fact check: Goat milk not a substitute for baby formula, experts say
Goat milk is not healthy for babies and should not be used as an alternative to store-bought formula, multiple experts told USA TODAY.
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Goat milk is not healthy for babies and should not be used as an alternative to store-bought formula, multiple experts told USA TODAY.
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