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    Some babies still sick months after botulism outbreak in formula

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    • Infant botulism linked to contaminated formula has led to prolonged illnesses in some babies.
    • Affected infants face extended recoveries and lingering health issues requiring ongoing medical care.
    • The manufacturer, ByHeart, issued a recall and faces regulatory investigation.
    • Health officials urge parents to watch for botulism symptoms and seek immediate medical attention.
    • NBC News coverage includes family interviews, spotlighting formula safety and ongoing concerns.

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    Months after a recall of ByHeart baby formula due to a botulism outbreak, some babies sickened are still recovering. NBC News’ Erika Edwards shares stories from families who were impacted.June 25, 2026

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