Politics may still account for half the gossip in Washington, and anyone who attempts to bite the hand that feeds is still unsympathetically sent to limbo.
Although it certainly wasn't shouting so loudly about it back then when algorithmic feeds were still riding high.
The ability to have a discussion around shared feeds is still missing, but as we noted back in September is being developed by Google.
However, considering the ban of antibiotics may lead to an increase of safety risks in animal source food (Poduval et al. 2000; Jones 2000), the use of some AGPs in animal feeds is still allowed in many countries.
So while these frustrated fact checkers may still be at their battle stations, lately when we look on Facebook to see what's going on with all the terrible hurricanes, all of our feeds are still likely to be choked with crap.
But what's striking about Ms. Barston's and Mr. Kornelis's stories, and most stories of "fearless formula feeding" is still really how "fearless" they aren't.
If formula feeding is still not acceptable, feasible, affordable, sustainable and safe at the age of six months, continuation of breastfeeding with additional complementary foods is recommended along with regular assessment of both mother and baby.
This trial, the largest so far reported, adds to the available evidence by showing that mild moderate tongue-tie can be managed with breastfeeding support for 5 days but that if feeding is still difficult and painful at this point, then mothers want their babies to have a frenotomy which is a safe and low-cost procedure.
On Wednesday, my Facebook news feed was still shaking from the aftershocks from the wildly inconsequential Robin Thicke/Miley Cyrus VMA fiasco, when a story from the Calgary Herald suddenly elbowed its way in between the massive social media reportage on squeaky clean twerking.
At this time however, ongoing formula-feeding was still being practiced by 29 mothers.
