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About Dietary Supplements

"There’s no shortage of information about (dietary) supplements," writes Sally Squire in a sidebar to her article, "High Irony: The New Supplement Labels Are Short on Facts," in the Health section of The Washington Post on March 7. The challenge, she says, is finding accurate, up-to-date information.

As resources, Squire lists several highly respected commercial, non-profit, and government websites. Here are the three government sites:

Reviewed by Patricia B. Wood, Editor, Access America Online Magazine. You may reach her at pat.wood@npr.gov.

 

March 28, 2000

     

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