The Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday that it had discovered the toxic chemical melamine in infant formula made by an American manufacturer, raising the possibility that the problem was more extensive in the United States than previously thought.

Now Sanlu milk powder no longer contains melamine, and you're wondering where to get your protein-test-fooling nitrogen fix, just eat some eggs. The ones in Dalian contain a kidney-busting 4.7 parts per million, compared to a healthy limit of 2.5 parts/million.

In a rare admission for a Chinese leader, Premier Wen Jiabao said the government is partly responsible for the tainted milk scandal that has been blamed in the deaths of four babies and shaken consumer confidence ...

99 out of 100 women have enough milk, less than 1% of mothers have problems, but it's so rare. We're mammals. All mammals feed their babies with their own milk. There are more than 400 nutrients in breast milk that no milk powder can imitate. But no melamine. But there are pediatricians and health care professionals who say outrageous things in the media in support of baby feeding formula.

Over 70 Chinese babies have developed kidney stones due to all drinking the same Sanlu brand milk powder. Sanlu blames counterfeiters, Chinese citizens outraged. Government blamed for failure to act. Baidu suspected to be involved in censoring negative news.