And if you read the article closely you would see that the FDA actually made that same connection, which is that while NEC was occurring in babies who were give

And if you read the article closely you would see that the FDA actually made that same connection, which is that while NEC was occurring in babies who were given SimplyThick it also occurred in babies who had not been given it, thus making it impossible to say that SimplyThick caused the NEC. This article was from 6 years ago and a bit of research hasn't come up with any outcomes other than some sealed settlements with the families. The product labeling was changed to indicate a risk of NEC and the issues found at their packager (cold processing so incomplete sterilization of the product) have been rectified. And the product is still offered for sale suggesting that the company feels like they have put this behind them and the FDA has signed off on that.