Julian, congratulations. You've discovered that medications have warnings. Now try reading the rest of the document.
The very FDA label you posted recommends intramuscular vitamin K for newborns.
Severe reactions have been reported, but let's examine the actual evidence.
A November 2026 JAMA study of 5.2 million infants found approximately 19 additional intracranial hemorrhages per 10,000 babies who did not receive vitamin K, after adjustment for other factors.
Nineteen more babies with bleeding in or around their brains. Some will die. Others may suffer permanent neurological damage.
You found a warning from 2003. Medical science has since given us data on millions of infants.
Perhaps read that before frightening parents away from protecting their newborns.
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