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Annual Bibliography of Significant Advances in Dietary Supplement Research 2007
Date:10/23/2008

WHAT:

The Office of Dietary Supplements (ODS) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announces the release of the ninth issue of the Annual Bibliography of Significant Advances in Dietary Supplement Research. The papers selected for the 2007 Bibliography include research supported by government, industry, and academic institutions, as well as public-private partnerships. The research covers a wide array of laboratory, human studies, and observational studies in the following areas, as well as others:

  • Supplements and Cardiovascular Health

  • Supplements and Diabetes in At-Risk Children

  • Supplements and Cancer Risk

For each of the 25 papers selected, the Bibliography provides the full reference citation, a description of the study's methods and findings, and discussion of possible implications for future research.

BACKGROUND:

For this issue of the Annual Bibliography, over 400 original scientific papers from 83 journals were initially identified for consideration. Of these, 223 papers relevant to dietary supplements were sent to 54 external scientific experts in the fields of nutrition, public health, medicine and pharmacognosy for evaluation. In scoring the papers, the expert reviewers considered each study's design and statistical evaluation, public health significance, and potential to advance the field. The Bibliography contains the 25 top-scoring papers.

WHERE AND HOW:

Copies may be downloaded from the ODS Web site at http://ods.od.nih.gov/Research/Annual_Bibliographies.aspx. Single print copies may also be requested from ODS by phone (301-435-2920) or e-mail (ods@nih.gov). Print copies will also be distributed at this month's Supply Side West convention in Las Vegas, Nevada, and the American Dietetic Assoc
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Contact: Kelli Marciel
marcielk@od.nih.gov
301-496-4819
NIH/National Institutes of Health, Office of Disease Prevention
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