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Artificial Intelligence and Dietary Supplements: The Future of Formulating?
Author(s)Jennifer Grebow
Michael Smith, MD, Life Extension’s senior scientist, talks about how his company is leading the way using AI engines to not only formulate dietary supplements but also to improve the overall efficiency of nutrition research.
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