Much of the recent debate over serving milk to children has concerned flavored milk: Should it be distributed in schools? Or should the only milk children receive be the unflavored, reduced-fat variety?
Two Harvard scientists known for questioning conventional wisdom are challenging the idea of making lower-fat milk the only milk option available to children.
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