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Local Parents Are Depending on Out-Of-State Networks to Find Baby Formula

Jaye Haych
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There continues to be a national shortage of baby formula. One grocery data firm estimates that more than 40% of formula is out of stock in stores across the country. WHYY's Alan Yu talked to parents who are looking beyond their home states to get formula for their children.

(Original air-date: 6/8/22)

Alan was all set on majoring in biology, but then he realized he liked writing about science more than doing research, so he left Hong Kong and went to study journalism in the U.S. After interning at NPR and WBEZ in Chicago, he has never wanted to work anywhere outside of public radio. He covers space and all other kinds of innovation. He enjoys comic books, LEGO, and dragon boating.