Editorial

Teach Your Children Well

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The Whole Grains/Fiber Boom

New growth in whole grains and a renewed interest in fiber have re-invigorated a market that slipped into the doldrums when the low-carb trend was at its height.

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Strategy Sketchbook: Value Creation

Creating value for customers will inevitably translate to value at the bottom line.

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The Research Process: Getting on the Right Path

When it comes to research, development and adverse events, it makes the most sense for dietary supplement companies to take the high road.

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Quality Focus: The Laboratory Notebook

Answering important questions about quality.

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Eurotrends: Medical Devices?

New regulatory opportunities abound for drugs and supplements in Europe.

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Capitol Comments: Regulatory Exposure

Exploring a new market like homeopathic medicines may limit your regulatory risks when making express or implied disease claims.

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Mandatory Adverse Event Reporting Makes Sense

There has been ongoing debate as to whether or not the dietary supplement industry needs a mandatory adverse event reporting system; the reality is that this is a system the industry cannot live without.

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Putting Gum to the Test

Wrigley has created a new science institute designed to carry out studies to substantiate the largely anecdotal evidence supporting the health benefits of chewing gum.

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Anti-Aging Cosmeceuticals: What Works and What Doesn’t?

Anti-aging is big business and growing rapidly, but it is important to know how to navigate the flashy packaging and lofty claims.

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Mineral Formulations

Exploring the trends and issues in the mineral fortification and supplement market.

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Mineral Health Benefits: A Short List

A Short List