FDA Media Campaign On Dietary Supplements Urged At Stakeholder Meeting
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
A more focused FDA consumer education campaign using additional media resources would help consumers learn about the potential risks associated with dietary supplement intake, Joyce Lashof, MD, University of California at Berkeley, said at an agency stakeholder meeting in Oakland, Calif. July 20.
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