AMA policy calls for increased regulation of dietary supplements

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CHICAGO — Given the insufficient regulation of and lack of transparency in the growing dietary supplement industry, physicians adopted new policy at the Special Meeting of the American Medical Association (AMA) House of Delegates meeting. The new policy expands upon the AMA’s existing policy to call for more stringent federal regulation of dietary supplements—including increased oversight of manufacturing, marketing, product labeling, and adverse event reporting.

 

 

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