"They gave us numbers, charts, testimonials. Paid local leaders to endorse it. Told mothers they were doing the right thing by switching. The powder required water. A lot of it. Clean water. Which most districts didn't have, and the ones they had were now owned by AIL."
Klatos swallowed. "Infants started getting sick. Malnutrition. Organ failure. Dehydration. AIL blamed improper usage. Then blamed contamination. Then blamed the parents. By the time anyone connected the pattern, entire wards were gone.
