Just the principles. They consider light a drug. We have nothing to say against the principle of precaution. This is nuts. Only heavyweight and over-marketed programs are allowed to compete, irrespective of their inherent value.
Value is no longer an issue anyway.
What matters is the business plan solidity. And there were not sufficient incubator facilities anyway. Notwithstanding such results, more proof was required, so that more incubators could be bought by an important contractor. With enough expertise and dollar power, statistics could be produced as evidence for breast feeding hazards, which sometimes really exist, especially if mothers are heavy smokers or drug abusers. Instant baby food formulas have their place, but not in a social paradigm whereby mothers willing and able to breast-feed or remain closer to newborns as long a s possible are economically and medically discouraged.