The commission, chaired by Malden C. Nesheim, Ph.D., professor of nutritional sciences emeritus and provost emeritus at Cornell University, released its draft report for public comment in late June. The public has until Aug. 8 to make comments. Among its many recommendations, the commission called for more scientific research on supplements, provided guidelines for scientific substantiation of any statements of nutritional support and for government surveillance to identify safety issues. Product safety, the commission stated, should be ensured by the supplement industry. The commission also called for the supplement industry to establish an expert advisory committee to review label claims and provide guidance on safety, benefits and labeling.
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