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Abbott stated that no unopened, distributed infant formulas, including from the homes of sickened infants, have ever tested positive for the bacteria in question.
The Justice Department announced the settlement with Abbott Laboratories on Monday, September 14, 2026.
The halting of production at Abbott's Sturgis facility contributed to a months-long nationwide formula shortage.
Abbott Laboratories did not admit liability or fault as part of its settlement.
In 2022, Abbott recalled powdered formulas from its Sturgis plant after federal health officials linked them to four infants hospitalized with bacterial infections, two of whom died.
Abbott Laboratories will pay nearly $385 million to settle claims of selling formula from facilities that did not meet safety requirements.
The April 2, 1965 cover of Time magazine showed a humanoid computer dominating a crowd.
Time magazine's cover story on April 2, 1965, was titled “The Computer Society.”
Richard Brautigan’s most famous work was “Trout Fishing in America.”
Dr. Dario Amodei wrote that diseases like PTSD, depression, schizophrenia, and addiction will be effectively treated for the first time due to AI.
Dr. Dario Amodei wrote that AI-accelerated biology will enable control over weight, physical appearance, and reproduction.
The New York Times recently reported that hospitals and doctors use AI to increase payments through better care documentation.
Dr. Dario Amodei wrote that human personalities will become tractable with AI.
Dr. Dario Amodei is 43 years old.
Richard Brautigan died by suicide in 1984.
Dr. Dario Amodei wrote that with AI, human bodies will become entirely malleable for the first time.
Dario Amodei wrote that AI in the next few years will be like having "a country of geniuses in a datacenter."
Richard Brautigan wrote the poem "Machines of Loving Grace" while at the California Institute of Technology.
The title of Dario Amodei's essay comes from a 1967 poem by Richard Brautigan.
Dario Amodei's essay is titled “Machines of Loving Grace.”