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Meetings with Prof. Berrino: Cow’s Milk

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What do we really know about this ancient food that has fed the world’s population for centuries? Is it still essential to have it in today’s diet? Dr. Berrino guides us through the knowledge of the possible positive and harmful effects on our bodies.

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