The Scientist : Nutritionist's work questioned [11/5/2004]

Email: Doug Payne - dougpayne@islandtelecom.com
News from The Scientist 2004, 5(1):20040511-02

11 May 2004

A 2001 paper following up on a study by a prominent Canadian scientist showing striking cognitive benefits for people over 65 who took a daily multivitamin mineral supplement—which has been cited more than 350 times since its publication in 1992—has become the center of an increasingly vituperative exchange of claims and counterclaims about research data.

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