Structure/function claims in dietary supplement labeling: not all of these claims need to be submitted to FDA and accompanied in labeling by the DSHEA disclaimer
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Structure/function claims in dietary supplement labeling: not all of these claims need to be submitted to FDA and accompanied in labeling by the DSHEA disclaimer
Food Drug Law J.
1999.
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