The facts of infact:how the infants formula controversy went from a public health crisis to an international consumer activist issue.

Murphy, Rita Catherine
2012-05
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The facts of infact:how the infants formula controversy went from a public health crisis to an international consumer activist issue.

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University of Minnesota M.A. thesis. May 2012. Advisor: Sally Gregory Kohlstedt. Major: History of science, technology & medicine. 1 compter file (PDF) iii, 93 pages.

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