A recent investigation by Consumer Reports (CR) has revealed alarming levels of toxic contaminants in nearly 20 infant formula products. The study tested 41 powdered formulas, including well-known brands, and found that about half contained concerning levels of heavy metals such as arsenic and lead. These findings have raised significant health concerns, particularly for infants, as exposure to these contaminants can lead to long-term developmental and neurological issues. This discovery has prompted an immediate response from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which announced a new initiative, “Operation Stork Speed,” aimed at increasing oversight and testing of baby formulas. […]