Aspirin Cardiovascular Benefits Confirmed, Vitamin E Effects Unclear - Study
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Low-dose aspirin demonstrates a significant reduction in cardiovascular deaths, while vitamin E results appear inconclusive, Italian researchers report in the Jan. 13 issue of The Lancet.
You may also be interested in...
Vitamin E/Heart Disease Health Claim Contradicted By HOPE Study - FDA
A group of dietary supplement marketers and developers plan to submit a revised health claim petition to FDA focusing on vitamin E's specific symptomology effects, such as its role in mitigating LDL oxidation.
Vitamin E/Heart Disease Health Claim Contradicted By HOPE Study - FDA
A group of dietary supplement marketers and developers plan to submit a revised health claim petition to FDA focusing on vitamin E's specific symptomology effects, such as its role in mitigating LDL oxidation.
Vitamin E/Heart Disease Health Claim Contradicted By HOPE Study - FDA
A group of dietary supplement marketers and developers plan to submit a revised health claim petition to FDA focusing on vitamin E's specific symptomology effects, such as its role in mitigating LDL oxidation.