Maggie Jaqua

In addition to calling out now-discredited research, AHPA refuted repeated claims  that dietary supplements are not well regulated by FDA.

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Insights from the CRN-International symposium underscore the role of protein, vitamin D, phytochemicals, and more in resilience, chronic disease prevention, and healthy aging.

The Government of India's restriction on ashwagandha leaves in nutritional supplements is sparking industry debate. Experts weigh safety, science, and supply chain impacts of the root-only directive.

NOW's latest round of industry quality testing of dietary supplements involved 35 oregano oil supplements sold on Amazon, and found nearly two-thirds failed potency standards.

A new House bill would require dietary supplement manufacturers to register products with FDA, reigniting debate between industry groups over transparency, regulatory burden, and the future of DSHEA oversight.

Bipartisan legislation introduced in Congress would expand access to dietary supplements by allowing eligible products to be purchased through HSAs, FSAs, and HRAs, a move supporters say better aligns federal policy with preventive health practices.

The American College of Physicians is calling for major changes to dietary supplement regulation. NPA and CRN respond with different perspectives.

Blood sugar support is no longer viewed solely through the lens of diabetes prevention. Read up on the latest in science-backed dietary supplements and nutritional ingredients.