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Pediatricians renew call for raw milk ban citing safety concerns

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The American Academy of Pediatrics has renewed its call to ban the sale of raw milk. This recommendation updates a longstanding policy from the organization. The group states that heating milk is necessary to kill dangerous germs. This call comes amid increased anti-science rhetoric surrounding raw milk consumption.

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