Monosodium glutamate Linked to Brain Damage Claims
UPI reports Dr. John Olney warns monosodium glutamate used in baby foods may cause brain lesions in infants. He cites experiments across species and calls for more research before widespread use.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1969
Page
6
UPI reports Dr. John Olney warns monosodium glutamate used in baby foods may cause brain lesions in infants. He cites experiments across species and calls for more research before widespread use.
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Detroit area diabetics rush to buy cyclamate sweetened drinks before the FDA ban on cyclamates. Faygo president Morton Feigenson says customers seek 40 to 50 cases, while Vernors plans new sweetened products. Officials note no danger in normal use and expect quick formula adjustments.
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