FDA finds no evidence anti-germ soaps work
The FDA announced a preliminary ruling after decades of study that triclosan and similar additives in soaps and other products do not prove safer or more effective than plain soap and water. Manufacturers must demonstrate safety and efficacy by late 2016 or face reformulation labeling or removal.
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Americans not bullish on stocks in 2014
The AP-GfK poll finds 40 percent expect the market to stabilize by end of 2014, 39 percent foresee a drop, 14 percent predict a rise, and 5 percent anticipate a crash. The S&P 500 rose 24.5 percent in 2013, aided by earnings, a slow recovery, and Fed stimulus. William Leyser, 74, of Las Vegas, fears a 10 percent fall next year.
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Lipogen PS Plus Claim Promises Memory Boost
An health and wellness piece touts Lipogen PS Plus a memory supplement formulated in Israel by Dr Meir Shinitzky claiming to restore recall and focus. It features testimonials including a user Ethel Macagnoney describing improved memory after six weeks and cites phosphatidylserine as key to learning and aging brain health.
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Lipogen PS Plus touted as brain boosting memory aid
Clinical reports and 1992 tests claim phosphatidylserine improves memory and mood, with Lipogen PS Plus marketed as a drug-free brain booster. Promotions promise quick bloodstream action within 30 minutes, risk-free trial, and a seven day order guarantee, urging immediate action.
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Disclaimer notice on product claims and privacy protection
A public disclaimer states the statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and that products are not intended to diagnose treat cure or prevent disease. It notes results are averages and models are used in photos to protect privacy.
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