Our findings do not suggest that any changes be made in the current recommendations about infant feeding.

Our findings suggest in breast-fed infants who are otherwise well, and where breast-feeding technique is satisfactory, a significant number of infants can have their distressed behavior improved within one week of diet modification.

We found there were no differences in body fat [overall] at age 5 between breast-fed and formula-fed infants.

Our findings suggest that spirituality may be protective of physical health.

The common polymorphism alone does not cause SIDS. Our findings suggest, however, that it renders infants vulnerable to environmental challenges -- such as a long pause in respiration -- that are tolerated by children without the mutation.

The study's findings suggest that the average person can do a lot to improve their health through diet. People interested in lowering their cholesterol should probably acquire a taste for tofu and oatmeal, keeping in mind that portable alternatives fit best with a modern lifestyle. Save the experimenting for the evening, when you have more time to prepare more complicated meals.