Evidence is the main issue for supplements
Interesting perspective on prioritization of research on dietary supplements, from Mark Moyad, Director of Preventive and Alternative Medicine at the University of Michigan. Thanks to The C.A.M. Report blog for pointing this out.
posted by Emily DeVoto, Ph.D., @ 8/09/2007 07:59:00 PM
2 Comments:
Hey,
I saw your blog from a hundred best healthcare blogs, and I really like it!
I blog about health care news myself- and you're right, the negativity is there, but not neccesary. I think a lot of great reform is being done, especially with IT. Do you think onlne information, doctor availability or electronic records will have an effect? What about healthcare connecting sites?
Cheers,
Alijor
alijor.blogspot.com
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