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HPA General Meeting

A general meeting of the HPA is to take place at the Bryanston Country Club on 11th March at ... Read More...

Black cohosh vindicated

An analysis by Health Canada has shown that authentic black cohosh was not involved in the cited ... Read More...

Lower cervical cancer risk associated with antioxidant/vitamin intake

The intake of beta-carotene, and vitamins A, C and E has been associated with and a lower risk ... Read More...

Stroke damage inhibited by tocotrienols

According to findings of a study conducted on mouse brain cells, tocotrienols - a dietary ... Read More...

Progesterone for traumatic brain injury?

According to David Wright, an associate professor of emergency medicine at Emory University ... Read More...

Vitamin/mineral combo offers fracture portection

Results of a large study conducted in the US and Europe has established that dietary ... Read More...

Niacin may improve post-stroke neurological function

Michael Chopp, PhD, scientific director of the Henry Ford Neuroscience Institute has discovered ... Read More...

High vitamin D levels associated with lower risk of heart disease and diabetes

A team of researchers at Warwick Medical School carried out a systematic literature review of ... Read More...

Bitter melon reduces breast cancer cell growth

Ratna B. Ray, Ph.D., professor in the Department of Pathology at Saint Louis University, and his ... Read More...

CHC campaign for high-dose supplements

Sue Croft - Director of the UK group Consumers for Health Choice (CHC) - has urged ... Read More...

Pine bark could alleviate haemorrhoid problems

A new study has established that French maritime pine bark extract - pycnogenol - could ... Read More...

Support the HPA - we promote and protect the health products industry

HPA Executive Secretary Deirdre Allen is calling on stakeholders in the health products ... Read More...

Upcoming events to diarise

Upcoming events include: The HPA 2010 Meeting Schedule; The 2010 Natural & Organics ... Read More...