Spiked “Supplements” For Diabetes, Pain On The Rise

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17 Oct 2012
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Elizabeth Crawford elizabeth.crawford@informa.com

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FDA is seeing supplements spiked with prescription ingredients indicated for pain management and diabetes treatment and needs industry help identifying violators, Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition head Michael Landa says.

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