AHPA, CHPA, CRN, and UNPA say placing ODS under the Office of Nutrition Research would add a layer of bureaucracy. NIH is accepting comments through October 28.
|Slideshows|October 10, 2019
- Nutritional Outlook Vol. 22 No. 8
- Volume 22
- Issue 8
Happy 25th birthday, DSHEA! Now, is it time to change you?
Author(s)Jennifer Grebow
Nutritional Outlook asked a handful of supplement industry stakeholders about how DSHEA has aged-and what a DSHEA 2.0 should look like. What, if any, changes to the law are needed? What changes are needed in the way FDA polices the market?
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