What Do You Think?

Cigarette-like Warnings on Infant Formula

Democratic Sen. Tom Harkin has proposed legislation that would require infant formula manufacturers to place warning labels on their products stating that "human breast milk is the ideal method of feeding infants."

Do you think infant formula should have warning labels?

(I've already taken the poll and want to see the results.)

More Health Polls

Race-based medicine?

"Aging Out?"

Hospital Accreditation

No Birth Certificate, No Medicaid

Trans Fat Ban

Mandatory Health Insurance

Quarterly Health Survey

Help us improve the Road to Health website by taking our health survey.

Viewer Mail

"I am praying for women, men and children in minority communities to take a stand, and really be advocates for their health rights."
-- Brenda Frost, Upstate, NY

Read more viewer mail

Tell Tavis

Tavis says...

Tell Tavis what you think about The Road to Health.

Comments may be edited and published on any PBS media worldwide unless you select "do not post." We will never share or publish your e-mail address.

Published: September 15, 2005

	Yes. Infant formula manufacturers should be required to place health disclosures on their products.
	Manufacturers can voluntarily add warnings, but should not be required to place them on their products.
	Warning labels don't make much of an impact; so it's not worth adding them.
	No; breast-feeding is a personal decision and warning labels will only make women who cannot (or choose not to) breast-feed feel badly.
	Other/none of the above

	You may post this with my name
	You may post this without my name
	Please do not post this