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NIH Centers for Botanical Research Funds Earmarked by Senate

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The Office of Dietary Supplements at the National Institutes of Health suggests the creation of NIH Centers for Dietary Supplement Research in its strategic plan, released Sept. 21. Under the program outlined in the report, ODS would "collaborate with NIH, other government agencies, and industry to jointly develop and fund eight research centers" to study the safety and efficacy of dietary supplements.
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