Vitamin supplements face new scrutiny amid mixed studies
Two large studies prompt rethinking of supplement safety and value. Experts warn against excess intake and advise using foods first, with specific cautions for iron, vitamin E, beta carotene, vitamin D, and interactions with medications.
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