Malden Nesheim and I wrote an editorial for the Annals of Internal Medicine that has just
gone online, and is likely to elicit plenty of discussion. We comment on the highly …

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is amending its labeling regulation authorizing a
health claim on the relationship between calcium and a reduced risk of osteoporosis to …

In this issue, the US Preventive Services Task Force plunges headlong into ongoing
debates about whether healthy adults—those who show no signs of vitamin D deficiency or …

Currently, US adults spend more than $10 billion per year on vitamins and dietary
supplements, 1 believing against most evidence that fortified gummy bears and water …

The longstanding influenceof food industry funding on nutrition research, researchers, and
professional societies1 threatens the credibility of nutrition science. So much research is …

Vitamin and dietary supplement use has in-creased steadily in the United States, with a
whopping 85% of women in the Iowa Women's Health Study reporting supplement use. The …

IT'S A BRAVE NEW WORLD. Walk down the aisles of any supermarket these days and you'll
see claims that were never there before. Cereals that will help you" lose more weight!" Fruit …

(OMNS, Oct 20, 2011) Recent much trumpeted anti-vitamin news is the product of
pharmaceutical company payouts. No, this is not one of “those” conspiracy theories. Here's …

Calcium is the most abundant mineral in the body and is crucial for the maintenance of
strong bones and teeth. Furthermore, calcium is required for the body's basic functions, such …

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